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    The document summarizes the history of seven cities that evolved in the Delhi region of India over time. The earliest city was Lal-Kot, founded in 1060 by Anang Pal II, which had fortified walls around 3.6 km and a population of 5,000-6,000 people. Later, the Chauhans captured Delhi from the Tomars and expanded Lal-Kot under Prithvi Raj Chauhan III, increasing the size, walls, and structures within the city. In total, seven cities were founded in the Delhi region between 1060 and 1639, when Shahjahanabad was established by Shah Jahan.

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    Lal Kot a City of Delhi

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    The document summarizes the history of seven cities that evolved in the Delhi region of India over time. The earliest city was Lal-Kot, founded in 1060 by Anang Pal II, which had fortified walls around 3.6 km and a population of 5,000-6,000 people. Later, the Chauhans captured Delhi from the Tomars and expanded Lal-Kot under Prithvi Raj Chauhan III, increasing the size, walls, and structures within the city. In total, seven cities were founded in the Delhi region between 1060 and 1639, when Shahjahanabad was established by Shah Jahan.

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    Seven Cities of Delhi A Journey in Time : Lal-Kot (1060) Founded by Anang Pal II

    Загружено:

    Varun Deorha
    The document summarizes the history of seven cities that evolved in the Delhi region of India over time. The earliest city was Lal-Kot, founded in 1060 by Anang Pal II, which had fortified walls around 3.6 km and a population of 5,000-6,000 people. Later, the Chauhans captured Delhi from the Tomars and expanded Lal-Kot under Prithvi Raj Chauhan III, increasing the size, walls, and structures within the city. In total, seven cities were founded in the Delhi region between 1060 and 1639, when Shahjahanabad was established by Shah Jahan.

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    4.

    1 A
    1060

    4.1 A

    18571911

    1911

    Seven cities of Delhi 1303 1321 1354 1533 A journey in time

    4.1 B 4.1 C 4.1 D 4.1 E 4.1 F 4.1 G

    As many as seven cities evolved in the region collectively known as Dilli/Delhi. New Delhi was the eighth city founded by the Britishers. Favorable location of Delhi made it a capital of many Emperors. Converging point of trade routes from Lahore, Ajmer, and Patna. Fertile flood plains of river Yamuna. Protection of Aravali Ridge on the west.

    Seven cities of Delhi:

    Lal-Kot (1060) founded by Anang Pal II Siri (1303) founded by Alaudin Khilji Tughluqabad (1321) founded by Ghiyasud-din Tughlaq Purana Quila (1533) founded by Humayun Firuzabad ( 1354) founded by Firuz Shah Tughlaq Purana Quila (1533) founded by Humayun 1| Delhi Traditional 4.1

    Shahjahanabad (1639) founded by Shahjahan

    4.1 A 4.1 B 4.1 C 4.1 D 4.1 E 4.1 F 4.1 G

    4.1 A
    1060

    1060

    INITIAL SETTLEMENT
    Anang Pal II built the strongly fortified town of Lal Kot some ten kilometres away from Suraj Kund (built by earlier Tomar Ruler) on a more prominent and easily defended hillock. Original wall of Lal-Kot were 3.6 kms with a population of 5-6000 people.

    LATER Chauhans captured Delhi from the Tomars in mid 12th century. Prithvi Raj Chauhan III further increased the size of Lal-Kot, known as Qila Rai Pithora. City extended four times. Walls were 8 kms long. Had several gates and many structures including a Temple. A heterogeneous population including bazaars and public spaces, Hauz-i-Shamsi being the most prominent. Stratified residential spaces. (intach, 2005)

    1| Delhi Traditional 4.1

    18571911

    1911

    Seven cities of Delhi : Lal Kot 1303 1321 1354 1533

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