Gates of Delhi
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The Gates of Delhi were city gates in Delhi, India, built under dynastic rulers in the period that could be dated from the 8th century to the 20th century. They are the gates in:
* the ancient city of Qila Rai Pithora or Lal Kot, also called the first city of Delhi (period 731-1311) in Mehrauli – Qutb Complex;
* the second city of Siri Fort (1304);
* the third city Tughlaqabad (1321–23);
* the fourth city of Jahanpanah (mid-14th century);
* the fifth city of Firozabad (1354);
* the sixth city of Dinpanah/ Shergarh (1534), near Purana Qila;
* the seventh city Shahjahanabad (mid 17th century); and
* the eighth modern city New Delhi of British Raj (1920s) in Lutyens' Delhi of the British rule.
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Alai Darwaza in Qutb Complex next to Qutub Minar
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India Gate commemorates Indian soldiers who lost their lives in World War I and the Third Anglo-Afghan War
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Entry Gate to Salimgarh Fort
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Kashmiri Gate preserved as a Heritage monument
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Mortar damage to Kashmiri Gate, Delhi, 1858
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Bahadurshah gate linking Red Fort and Salimgarh Fort through the arched bridge
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South Gate Purana Qila
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View of Talaqi Darwaza of Purana Qila
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West Gate: Purana Qila
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A refurbished Chaumukh Darwaza – Four faced Gate in the Qutub Archaeological Village
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Entrance steel gates to Rashtrapati Bhavan with a Victory pillar called Jaipur Column in the background
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Bahadur Shah Gate and Salimgarh Fort Gate
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Bara Darwaza & Talaqi Darwaza
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India Gate, New Delhi
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Kashmiri Gate in Shahajahanabad, Delhi
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Gates in the First Medieval city of Delhi, in Qutub Complex
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Bahadur Shah Zafar gate to the Salimgarh Fort.JPG
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Delhi - Alai Darwaza at Qutb complex.jpg
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Delhi Gate.JPG
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Entrace gate to Rashtrapati Bhavan1.JPG
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India Gate east face at night.jpg
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India gate.jpg
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North Gate, or Talaqi Darwaza.jpg
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Purana Qila 01.jpg
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RedFort.jpg
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South Gate.jpg
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Kashmiri gate now preserved as Heritage Monument.JPG
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Chaumukh Darwaza built during Delhi Sultanatae reign1.JPG
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View of Gate and Bridge linkingSalimgarh Fort to Red Fort.JPG
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The Gates of Delhi were city gates in Delhi, India, built under dynastic rulers in the period that could be dated from the 8th century to the 20th century. They are the gates in:
* the ancient city of Qila Rai Pithora or Lal Kot, also called the first city of Delhi (period 731-1311) in Mehrauli – Qutb Complex;
* the second city of Siri Fort (1304);
* the third city Tughlaqabad (1321–23);
* the fourth city of Jahanpanah (mid-14th century);
* the fifth city of Firozabad (1354);
* the sixth city of Dinpanah/ Shergarh (1534), near Purana Qila;
* the seventh city Shahjahanabad (mid 17th century); and
* the eighth modern city New Delhi of British Raj (1920s) in Lutyens' Delhi of the British rule. In 1611, the European merchant William Finch described Delhi as the city of seven castles (forts) and 52 gates. More gates were built after that period during the Mughal rule and during the British rule. Only 13 gates exist in good condition, while all others are in ruins or have been demolished. Like all gates denote, the direction of the destination station is the starting name of the gate.
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