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the other two city walls, was 12 m (39.4 ft) in thickness and extended to a length of 8 km (5.0 mi). Another smaller fortress, called the Nai-ka-Kot (literally "Barber's fortress") was also built at a distance of about 700 m (2,296.6 ft) from
Adilabad, with the citadel and army camps, which are now seen only in ruins.
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to Qutub Minar complex passes through the IIT crossing at a distance of 14.5 km (9.0 mi). The Outer Ring Road also crosses this road at IIT crossing. From this crossing, all the locations can be reached from the
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Sadhana enclave on its opposite side, in Shiekh Serai, three tombs are noted of which only one is well preserved, the squared domed tomb of Sheikh Alauddin (1541–42). The tomb building is raised on twelve columns with perforated screens on the façade has a large dome, creating
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and a mosque of large proportions serving as a social community hub surrounded by a market area. It has an unusual layout with three arches covered passages with a "three by eight" deep nine-bay prayer hall on the west. The construction of this mosque is credited to two sources. One view is that it
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Hazar Sutan Palace was located within the fortified area of the
Jahnapanah in Bijaya Mandal (literal meaning in Hindi: 'victory platform'). The grand palace with its audience hall of the beautifully painted wooden canopy and columns is vividly described but it does no longer exists. The Fort acted
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Adilabad fort had chambers at the lower level while the east and west gates had grain bins and courtyards at the upper floors. The fortifications built, linking with
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Muhammad Shah wished to see a unified city comprising Lal Kot, Siri, Jahanpanah and Tughlaqabad with one contiguous fortification encompassing them but cost considerations forced him to abandon the plan halfway. In his chronicle, Batuta also stated that the Hazar Sutan
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Kalusarai Masjid has located 500 m (1,640.4 ft) to the north of the
Bijaymandal but it is in a highly dilapidated state (pictured) needing urgent attention for restoration in view of its heritage monument status. At present, it is occupied as a residential complex by a few families. The
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with 13 gates. But what remains of the city and
Adilabad fort are large ruins, which leave much ambiguity and conjectures regarding its physical status as to why and when it was built by Tughlaq. Some of the structures which have survived partially are the Bijay Mandal (that is inferred to have
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and many other nearby locations; at some sections, as seen at
Satpula, the fort walls were large enough to have few inbuilt storerooms to stack provisions and armory. The mystery of the city's precincts (complex) has unfolded over the years with later day excavations revealing a large number of
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crossing, Aurobindo Marg, Malviya Nagar, Panchsheel Enclave South, Sadhana Enclave, Press Enclave Road, in the urban village of Chirag Delhi, Tuhghlaqabad and Qutub Minar. The ancient city walls are seen at a few locations, such as east of Khirki village near
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The prayer hall has modest decorative carvings but the columns and walls are bland. The eastern gate approach is from the road level up a flight of steps to negotiate the raised plinth on which this unique mosque has been built with a
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period buildings are seen of which the Serai Shaji Mahal is a distinguishing monument. The area surrounding this is scattered with decrepit gates, graves and a large slum area. A little distance from this place is the tomb of
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face in the exterior wall above ground. The ASI is presently involved in conservation activities of the wall, providing railings, environmental improvements and lighting of the area, at a cost of Rs 15 lakhs (US$ 30,000).
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or the treasury. On the level platform, outside the building in front of the apartment rooms, small holes equally spaced are seen, which have been inferred to be holes used to fix wooden pillars to hold a temporary
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was provided with protective massive ramparts on its boundary around the city of Jahanpanah. The fort was much smaller than its predecessor fort, Tughlaqabad fort, but of similar design.
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housed the Hazar Sutan Palace, now destroyed), Begumpur Mosque, Serai Shaji Mahal, Lal Gumbad, Baradari with other nearby structures and scattered swathes of rubble masonry walls. From
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flanking the central high opening covered by a big dome. The entire passageway of the west wall has twenty-five arched openings. The mihrab wall depicts five projections.
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Buildings and structures completed in the 14th century
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292:Indian Institute of Technology
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1683:Richi, Verma (14 July 2009).
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1974:Indian independence movement
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614:Bijaymandal and precincts
497:The Royal Begumpur Mosque
242:
63:
48:
39:
3468:Buildings and structures
3349:2017 FIFA U-17 World Cup
3288:Thyagaraj Sports Complex
3273:Siri Fort Sports Complex
3263:Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
3243:Delhi University Stadium
3072:Delhi–Gurgaon Expressway
2562:Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib
2453:National Police Memorial
1959:Indian Rebellion of 1857
777:Other notable structures
572:, prime minister during
536:lies in Khirki village.
3334:2010 Commonwealth Games
3077:Delhi–Meerut Expressway
2975:Urban and suburban rail
2938:Indian railway stations
2769:National Capital Region
2478:Indian Air Force Museum
2067:Chief Minister of Delhi
2057:Prime Minister of India
3344:2011 Cricket World Cup
3329:1996 Cricket World Cup
3319:1987 Cricket World Cup
3082:Delhi–Faridabad Skyway
3049:Highways / expressways
2987:Delhi Suburban Railway
2602:Sacred Heart Cathedral
2557:Gurudwara Bangla Sahib
2105:Supreme Court of India
2031:Delhi Cantonment Board
1329:Peter Jackson (2003).
1032:Aitken, Bill (2001) .
773:
765:
716:
708:
461:
428:
420:
3293:Yamuna Sports Complex
2458:National War Memorial
1283:Verma, Amrit (1985).
839:Conservation measures
771:
763:
714:
706:
441:
426:
418:
298:near Khirki village,
84:Location within Delhi
3248:Dr. Ambedkar Stadium
3233:Arun Jaitley Stadium
3039:Sarai Kale Khan ISBT
3001:(under construction)
2946:Anand Vihar Terminal
2483:National Rail Museum
2222:Government buildings
419:Adilabad Fort Facade
294:(IIT), in Begumpur,
257:Muhammad bin Tughlaq
191:Construction started
3478:Tourist attractions
3354:Delhi Half Marathon
3258:Indira Gandhi Arena
3208:New Delhi Heroes FC
3127:Delhi football team
2587:Laxminarayan Temple
2425:Tomb of Safdar Jang
2021:Government of Delhi
2016:Parliament of India
2011:Government of India
1570:"Kalu Sarai Masjid"
1137:Y.D.Sharma (2001).
797:Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq
596:. Stone chajjas or
364:Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq
220:Government Of Delhi
163: /
116:Architectural style
93:General information
3238:Chhatrasal Stadium
3122:Delhi cricket team
3034:Kashmere Gate ISBT
2992:Delhi Ring Railway
2896:Safdarjung Airport
2631:Streets and plazas
2385:Qutb Minar complex
2244:Rashtrapati Bhavan
2215:Places of interest
2166:Delhi Fire Service
2161:Delhi Vidyut Board
2062:President of India
1995:and administration
1979:Partition of India
1954:Bahadur Shah Zafar
1736:on 11 October 2011
1697:on 24 October 2012
1690:The Times of India
1595:Lucy Peck (2005).
1527:. Brill: 148–149.
1437:. Brill: 129–130.
1400:on 11 October 2011
1258:"Begumpuri Masjid"
1209:Lucy Peck (2005).
1013:on 2 February 2013
774:
766:
717:
715:Serai Shahji Mahal
709:
574:Feroz Shah Tughlaq
429:
421:
259:(1325–51), of the
3516:
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3362:
3361:
3283:Talkatora Stadium
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2961:Hazrat Nizamuddin
2925:
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2685:
2597:Nizamuddin Dargah
2547:Chhatarpur Temple
2415:Teen Murti Bhavan
2320:Hijron Ka Khanqah
2315:Hauz Khas Complex
2210:
2209:
2195:Autonomous bodies
1615:on 6 October 2008
1550:on 13 August 2016
1493:978-0-521-65221-6
1460:on 13 August 2016
1147:on 31 August 2005
1101:on 2 January 2008
728:Serai Shaji Mahal
489:Hauz Khas Complex
427:Adilabad interior
246:
245:
225:Technical details
167:28.521°N 77.246°E
16:(Redirected from
3573:
3541:Mosques in Delhi
3374:Independence Day
3314:1982 Asian Games
3309:1951 Asian Games
3178:Delhi Dynamos FC
3137:Delhi Waveriders
3112:
3105:
3029:Anand Vihar ISBT
3017:
2934:
2881:
2874:
2807:Satellite cities
2754:South West Delhi
2749:South East Delhi
2734:North West Delhi
2729:North East Delhi
2697:
2552:Fatehpuri Mosque
2430:Tughlaqabad Fort
2420:Tomb of Isa Khan
2380:Qila Rai Pithora
2360:Mehrauli complex
2300:Feroz Shah Kotla
2260:Agrasen Ki Baoli
2219:
2110:Delhi High Court
2097:Appellate courts
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1969:Viceroy of India
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699:Kalusarai Masjid
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350:consists of two
313:Aurobindo Ashram
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3213:Simla Youngs FC
3188:Delhi United FC
3173:Delhi Defenders
3156:
3147:Sudeva Delhi FC
3086:
3062:Outer Ring Road
3057:Inner Ring Road
3043:
3004:
2970:
2921:
2900:
2859:
2801:
2763:
2692:
2682:
2643:Connaught Place
2626:
2530:Religious sites
2525:
2487:
2440:
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2295:Coronation Park
2285:Chausath Khamba
2248:
2206:
2190:
2156:Delhi Jal Board
2137:
2114:
2091:
2045:
1994:
1988:
1914:Tughlaq dynasty
1899:Delhi Sultanate
1889:Prithviraj Raso
1850:
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811:had stolen the
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681:Alauddin Khalji
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311:, Adchini, the
261:Delhi Sultanate
211:Tughlaq Dynasty
183:Current tenants
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3437:Neighbourhoods
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3399:Qutub Festival
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3183:Delhi Smashers
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3170:
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3132:Delhi Capitals
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2951:Delhi Junction
2948:
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2912:Hindon Airport
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2619:
2617:Viceroy Church
2614:
2609:
2604:
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2594:
2589:
2584:
2582:Kalkaji Mandir
2579:
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2567:Hanuman Temple
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2395:Salimgarh Fort
2392:
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2372:
2370:Moth ki Masjid
2367:
2365:Metcalfe House
2362:
2357:
2352:
2347:
2342:
2337:
2332:
2327:
2325:Humayun's Tomb
2322:
2317:
2312:
2307:
2305:Gates of Delhi
2302:
2297:
2292:
2287:
2282:
2277:
2272:
2267:
2265:Ashokan Edicts
2262:
2256:
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2253:Historic sites
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2240:
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2143:GNCTD agencies
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1929:Sher Shah Suri
1926:
1921:
1919:Sayyid dynasty
1916:
1911:
1909:Khalji dynasty
1906:
1904:Mamluk dynasty
1901:
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1727:Jahapanah Wall
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1576:on 6 July 2009
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1492:
1471:
1411:
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1285:Forts of India
1275:
1264:on 5 July 2009
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1219:
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1112:
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1024:
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3193:Delhi Wizards
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