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The siege of Goa in 1570–1571 was a major military conflict between the Portuguese Empire and the Sultanate of Bijapur, as part of an alliance of Asian powers led by Ali Adil Shah I. This alliance aimed to expel the Portuguese from their strategic foothold in Goa, which was a crucial center for their colonial ambitions in Asia. The capital of Portuguese State of India was besieged by a large army commanded personally by Sultan Ali Adil Shah of Bijapur, in one of the greatest ordeals faced by the Portuguese in Asia, during which several of their strongholds were attacked simultaneously.
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