AGRA DAY TRIP-SEVEN CITIES OF DELHI

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SEVEN CITIES OF DELHI
History of Delhi begins with Mahabharata. There
was a village named Indrapat near the old fort.
Indraprastha is believed to have been the
Pandavas' capital. On the foundation of
Indraprastha, the Mughal ruler Humayun built the
old fort. There is also some evidence related to
Indraprastha in the blue umbrella and corporabod
area. But if we talk about historical documents,
the first mention about Delhi is found in 737 AD.
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Seven Citis of DELHI
The first city Lalkot The first mention
about Delhi in documentary history is found in
737 AD. Then King Anangpal Tomar settled
Anangpur, 10 miles south of Indraprastha. Here
was the village of Delhi After a few years, the
king settled in Lalkot town. But the name of the
village of Delhi continued. It is said that
Humayun later built an old fort on this
foundation. Chauhan King Prithviraj III made the
Kila Rai Pithora in 1180.
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SEVEN CITIES OF DELHI

• SECOND CITY MEHRAULI
• Mohamad Ghori's son Shahabuddin handed
  over the command to his trusted army chief
  Qutubuddin Aibak after assuming the throne. Aibak
  started the Takht from Delhi in 1206. He lived in
  Qutub Mehrauli. This was the second city of
  Delhi. Four years later, Aubak fell from a horse
  and died. Aibak's son-in-law, Iltutmish became
  Sultan of Delhi. Later, his daughter, Razia
  Sultan became the ruler of Delhi.

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SEVEN CITIES OF DELHI

• THIRD CITY SERI
• After the Razi Sultan, Qutub's sultanate
  was over. In 1296, Allauddin Khilji sits on the
  throne. He enters Delhi while looting gold. When
  the Mongol rulers attacked, Khilji had cut the
  heads of his soldiers and chose them in the
  walls.Because of this, his fort was named Siri.
  Khilji created Revenue System. His attention was
  on the army and the markets. Make the hospital
  too People engaged in these activities used to
  live inside Siri Fort. Within the fort there were
  arrangements for the whole city. It was the third
  city of Delhi

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SEVEN CITIES OF DELHI

• FOURTH CITY TUGHLAQABAD
• If the blossom was weakened then Tughlaq came to
  Delhi in 1320. Gahasudin Tughlaq established a
  city near Tuglakabad Fort and Gaspur. This was
  the fourth city. This period has become known due
  to the much-loved Sufi Nizamuddin Auliya and his
  predecessor Amir Khusro from Tughlaq.Auliya is
  called Mehboob-e-Elahi. At the same time, Khusro
  kept Braj Bhasha in Arabic-Persian and kept the
  Hindavi Jaban coloring. They wrote the
  restrictions. Wrote the anger They made
  instruments such as sitar and tabla. Interesting
  riddles with poison Qawwali also started Auliya
  saw seven Sultans of Tuglak Dynasty and Khusro
  five Sultans.

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SEVEN CITIES OF DELHI

• Firoz Shah Kotla
• After Gasasuddin Tughlaq, Muhammad bin
  Tughluq became Sultan. He returned to Delhi after
  taking the capital for a few days to Daulatabad
  After that his uncle Sultan Ferozeshah sitting on
  the Tughlaq cushion. Ferozeshah settled Kotla on
  the banks of Yamuna. There were 18 villages here.
  10 hamam, 150 wells He built 30 castles Corrected
  the Qutub Minar. Made five canals He died in 1388.

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SEVEN CITIES OF DELHI

• SIXTH CITY DIN PANHA (OLD FORT)
• Ibrahim Lodi was defeated by Babur, the founder
  of the Mughals. Lodhi was killed in battle Babar
  went ahead but the people of the Mughals were
  sitting there. Babur made Agra the capital, but
  after his death Humayun came to Delhi. Humayun
  named Din Panah as the city surrounding the old
  fort. In 1539 Sher Shah Suri pushed Humayun into
  battle and made Dinappanah Shergarh. The road
  from Bengal to Peshawar was built by those who
  later called the Grand Trunk Road. Rupee was also
  run by Suri.

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SEVEN CITIES OF DELHI

• SEVENTH CITY SHAHJAHANABAD
• Sher Shah Suri died in 1545. Humayun then
  came to Delhi in 1555. Shergadh is again made of
  Dinapnah. She died seven months later. Humayun's
  son, Akbar, built the capital in Agra. Even
  during Jahangir and Shahjahan, Agra was the
  capital of the Mughals. But Shah Jahan later
  turned to Delhi and laid the foundation of
  Shahjahanabad on the Yamuna coast. It was the
  seventh city of Delhi. He built the Red Fort in
  1638. Build your Takht-e-Touse for Rs 46 lakh
  Formation of Jama Masjid Sit in the Chandni
  Chowk. Become Meena Bazar.

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