Hi! I'd like to learn something about the geography of South India please. 
 Sure. South India is the territory and states in the southern part of the Republic of India. It is in the shape of an inverted triangle. It is considered a peninsula to the west is the Arabian Sea, to the east is the Bay of Bengal, the the north is Vindhya and Satpura. 
 So part of it is coastal? Are there any mountains there? 
 I am sorry I do not have that particular information, but it must have some altitude as the slopes from East to West which forms major river in Western Ghats and then flowing to the east to the Bay of Bengal. 
 Okay, that's good information. Do you know if it has a tropical climate? 
 They have both a dry climate and a tropical wet climate. The dry area is considered dry as it is drier than the monsoon climate. In the east of Western Ghats it is considered a semi-arid rain. 
 Do you have any interesting information about the history of this area? Was i 
 A number of different dynasty kingdoms ruled over parts of South India which they also invaded parts of the southern and southeastern Asia. 
 That must be really ancient history! Was this area under British rule later? 
 In the 15th century the Europeans arrived and by the 18th century the French and the British were fighting to gain military control over South India. 
 If I remember correctly, the British must have eventually won. Thank you for the interesting information. 
 Yes, the British took control of the region in 1857. You are very welcome.
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