Gujarati–Portuguese conflicts

Gujarati–Portuguese conflicts
	Part of Portuguese presence in Asia
	; Mughal miniature depicting the death of Sultan Bahadur of Gujarat in Diu.
Date	1508–1573 ; (65 years)
Location	Gujarat, India
Result	Establishment of Portuguese Diu; Treaty of Bassein (1534); Establishment of Portuguese Bassein; Establishment of Portuguese Daman; Consolidation of Portuguese control in the Gulf of Khambhat.; Start of Mughal-Portuguese conflicts.;
Belligerents
Portuguese Empire; Supported by; Sultanate of Ahmadnagar;	Sultanate of Gujarat; Supported by:; Mamluk Sultanate; Kingdom of Calicut; Ottoman Empire;
Commanders and leaders
Dom Lourenço de Almeida †; Dom Francisco de Almeida; Dom Aleixo de Meneses; Nuno da Cunha; António da Silveira; Heitor da Silveira †; Diogo da Silveira; Dom João de Mascarenhas; Dom João de Castro; Jorge de Meneses Baroche; Dom Constantino de Bragança;	Malik Ayyaz; Mustafa Bayram; Bahadur Shah of Gujarat X; Khoja Zufar †; Mahmud Shah III of Gujarat; Cid Bofetá; Malik Tokan; Malik Issack; Suleiman Pasha;

Gujarati–Portuguese conflicts refers to the armed engagements between the Portuguese Empire and the Sultanate of Gujarat, in India, that took place from 1508 until Gujarat was annexed by the Mughal Empire in 1573.

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