was the above sultan the ruler of this city?
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who is considered as the sultanate of singora? It is a heavily fortified port city in southern Thailand. is there any tomb found there? Yes, the tomb of Sultan Sulaiman Shah. name any of its landmark? UNANSWERABLE did it get destroyed by anyone? Yes, by the East India Company
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Sultanate of Singora [SEP] Destruction
In 1679 Ayuthaya mounted a final offensive to quash the Singora rebellion. Samuel Potts, a British East India Company trader based in Singora, recorded the city's preparations for war: In a letter dated August 1679 Potts informed his East India Company colleague that the Siamese fleet had arrived and stressed the impending danger. The events that followed were decisive: in 1680, after a siege lasting more than six months, Singora was destroyed and abandoned. Contemporary French sources document the city's destruction and provide a wealth of detail. The head of the French East India Company's operations in Ayuthaya described how Singora's "trés bonne citadelle" had been razed after a war of more than thirty years; a missionary working in Ayuthaya in the mid 1680s told how the King of Siam sent his finest ships to destroy the sultanate "de fond en comble" (from top to bottom).