Iskandar Muda was a prominent Sultan of Aceh, a region in northern Sumatra, Indonesia, who ruled from 1607 to 1636. He is known for expanding the Aceh Sultanate's territory and influence, making it a significant power in Southeast Asia during the 17th century. His reign is marked by military conquests and the establishment of trade relations with various regions. Under Iskandar Muda's leadership, the Aceh Sultanate became a center of Islamic culture and scholarship. He also promoted the arts and literature, contributing to a rich cultural heritage. His legacy continues to be celebrated in Indonesia as a symbol of strength and unity.