The Salm Dynasty was a ruling family in the region of Kashmir during the medieval period. It is known for its contributions to the cultural and political landscape of the area, particularly in promoting Islam and fostering trade. The dynasty played a significant role in the development of Kashmiri art and architecture, leaving a lasting impact on the region's heritage. The dynasty's rule began in the 14th century and lasted until the 16th century. It was marked by a series of influential leaders who helped consolidate power and expand their territory. The Salm Dynasty is often remembered for its efforts to integrate various communities and promote religious tolerance in a diverse society.