DEVELOPMENT

THROUGH
THE YEARS

• BADAL MAHAL HISTORY AND LINAGE

STRUCTURES
The palace has a grand arched entrance from the west. The DOLA TANK
remnant of the two storied structure, pillared hall structure with
domical roof on either side of the gateway in addition to the large
courtyard at the centre peat of the architectural grandeur of the Mos probably the fort was raised by

RAISEN FORT
mahal. It was among the 4 Hindu palaces built under the Hindu HINDU RULERS some hindu King, preferably rai singh.
rulers tentatively before 1234 A.D. (BEFORE 1234 A.D) The name raisen appears to be the
• DOLA DOLI TANK DOLI TANK distortion of the name Raavasini or Rai
Singh.
This tank is present at the western end below the Bala
TANK NO. 2- RANI TANK Fort and is picturesquely situated . Strategically speaking it
It was captured by a Delhi slave sultan
is said to be the weakest point of the fort .
TANK NO. 3- MOTIYA TANK ILTUTMUSH
(1234-35 A.D)
Iltutmish. But soon after lost the
thrown.
TANK NO. 4- SAGAR TANK • MOTIA TANK
TANK NO. 5- DOLA DOLI TANK To the east of the college mosque there is a Motia tank
built specially for the use of the royal family. It is about
100ft long and 80ft deep. The fort was captured by another
ALAUDDIN KHILJI
RAJIV GHANDHI PROUDYOGIKI (1291-93 A.D)
delhi sultan Alauddin Khilji but he
also was dethroned soon.
VISHWAVIDYALAYA • RANI TANK
Rani tank is another tank basically used by the ladies of
(School of environment and science ) harem.
Rana sanga was the father in law of
Silhadi the successor ruler of Raisen.
LOCATION • SAGAR TANK
Below the twelve pillared building and
RANA SANGA
(1571-1519 A.D)
The Raos of raisen paid tribute to the
Rana.
near the building housing presently the
iron canon balls is the Sagar tank. The During 1520 silhadi came to own the
baston near the tank accommodates fort. He was a tomar or a Purabia
the largest canon “garbhagiravan”. SILHADI Rajput. He came from a wrestler family.
(1520-1532A.D) He build the gargha and a mosque after
Raisen Fort is one of the unexplored
forts in Madhya Pradesh. It is • PAMEYA TEMPLE converting to islam under pressure by
bahadur shah. Under his rule the first
situated in the town of Raisen which This temple was tentatively built by Jauhar happened.
is about 24 kms from Sanchi, and 44 the hindu rulers before 1234 A.D. The
kms from Bhopal Junction. The fort founder ruler of the fort was Rai Singh. BAHADUR SHAH Bahadur Shah dethrowned silhadi due
stand on an outlier of a The temple is dedicated to lord (1532 A.D) to his hatred against him . His conduct
comparatively high oblong sand RANI TANK
Ganesha. wit his kingdome and the women that
stone rock about 594meters above he captured in his harem was not
the sea level and is about 150 meters
above the town of Raisen. • DARGAH acceptable by bahadur shah.
MADAGAN TANK
The dargah was made by Siladi
SHER SHAH SURI After bahadur shahs death sher shah
who converted to islam under
(1543A.D) suri took the throne. Under his rule the
pressure by bahadur shah.
second Jauhar occurred.
Tentative time period for the
construction of the dargah is
during 1532 A.D During Akbars time the Raisen fort
AKBAR was considered as one of the famous
GOLAVALI TANK hill forts of Hindustan, which in
(1571A.D)
possession of Solanki Rajupts, formed
a Sarkar in the subha of Ujjain.
MOTIA TANK
 DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH
THE YEARS
(1200-1300 A.D) (1301-1400 A.D) (1401-1500 A.D) (1501-1600 A.D) (1601-1700 A.D) (1701-1800 A.D)

HISTORY AND LINAGE

STRUCTURES
BADAL MAHAL
The palace has a grand arched entrance from the west. The remnant of the DOLA TANK The fort was raised by a Hindu King,
two storied structure, pillared hall structure with domical roof on either HINDU RULERS tentatively by Rai Singh. The name Raisen
side of the gateway in addition to the large courtyard at the centre peat of (BEFORE 1234 A.D) appears to be the distortion of the name

RAISEN FORT
the architectural grandeur of the mahal. It was among the 4 Hindu palaces Raavasini or Rai Singh.
built under the Hindu rulers tentatively before 1234 A.D.

DOLA DOLI TANK DOLI TANK

ILTUTMUSH
The fort was captured by a Delhi slave
This tank is present at the western end below the Bala Fort and is sultan Iltutmish. He ruled for a short
TANK NO. 2- RANI TANK picturesquely situated . Strategically speaking it is said to be the (1234-35 A.D) period of time.
weakest point of the fort .
TANK NO. 3- MOTIYA TANK
TANK NO. 4- SAGAR TANK MOTIA TANK The fort was captured by another Delhi
To the east of the college mosque there is a Motia tank built ALAUDDIN KHILJI
TANK NO. 5- DOLA DOLI TANK specially for the use of the royal family. It is about 100ft long (1291-93 A.D)
sultan Allaudin Khilji but he also was
dethroned soon.
and 80ft deep.

RAJIV GHANDHI PROUDYOGIKI RANI TANK

VISHWAVIDYALAYA, Bhopal Rani tank is another tank basically used by the ladies of harem.
RANA SANGA
Rana Sanga was the father in law of Silhadi
the successor ruler of Raisen. The Rao’s of
(School of Energy & Environment Management) SAGAR TANK (1571-1519 A.D) Raisen paid tribute to the Rana.
Below the twelve pillared building and near the
building housing presently the iron canon balls Silhadi came to own the fort during 1520. He
is the Sagar tank. The baston near the tank was a Tomar or a Purabia Rajput. He came

LOCATION accommodates the largest canon

Raisen Fort is one of the unexplored forts
in Madhya Pradesh. It is situated in the
town of Raisen which is about 24 kms
from Sanchi, and 44 kms from Bhopal
Junction. The fort stand on an outlier of a
comparatively high oblong sand stone
rock about 594meters above the sea level
and is about 150 meters above the town
of Raisen.
“Garbhagiravan”.
SILHADI
(1520-1532 A.D)
from a family of wrestler’s . He build the
Dargah and a mosque after converting to
Islam under pressure by Bahadur shah.
Under his rule the first Jauhar took place.
PAMEYA TEMPLE
This temple was tentatively built by the Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
Hindu rulers before 1234 A.D. The founder BAHADUR SHAH hatred against him. His way of conduct with
ruler of the fort was Rai Singh. (1532 A.D) the people of his kingdom and the women
The temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha. that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
DARGAH
The dargah was made by Siladi who Sher Shah Suri took the thrown after
converted to Islam under pressure by SHER SHAH SURI Bahadur Shah’s death. Under his rule the
bahadur shah. Tentative time period for (1543A.D) second Jauhar occurred.
the construction of the dargah is during SAGAR TANK
1532 A.D Akbar’s rule was considered as the best
time period for the fort, the Raisen fort
AKBAR was considered as one of the famous hill
(1571 A.D) forts of Hindustan, which in possession of
Solanki Rajput's, formed a Sarkar in the
subha of Ujjain.
RANI TANK
This can be considered as the time period
AURANGZEB of restoring of structures. The bastons and
(1691-1695 A.D) the ramparts of the fort were repaired
under Aurangzeb’s rule.

The fort came under the rule of the

FAIZ MOHAMMAD KHAN nawabs of Bhopal after which the Raisen
MOTIA TANK (1742-77 A.D) fort in June 1901 was declared as a
historical monument.
 DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH
THE YEARS
(1200-1300 A.D) (1301-1400 A.D) (1401-1500 A.D) (1501-1600 A.D) (1601-1700 A.D) (1701-1800 A.D)

HISTORY AND LINAGE

STRUCTURES
BADAL MAHAL
The palace has a grand arched entrance from the west. The remnant of the DOLA TANK The fort was raised by a Hindu King,
two storied structure, pillared hall structure with domical roof on either HINDU RULERS tentatively by Rai Singh. The name Raisen
side of the gateway in addition to the large courtyard at the centre peat of (BEFORE 1234 A.D) appears to be the distortion of the name

RAISEN FORT
the architectural grandeur of the mahal. It was among the 4 Hindu palaces Raavasini or Rai Singh.
built under the Hindu rulers tentatively before 1234 A.D.

DOLA DOLI TANK DOLI TANK

ILTUTMUSH
The fort was captured by a Delhi slave
This tank is present at the western end below the Bala Fort and is sultan Iltutmish. He ruled for a short
TANK NO. 2- RANI TANK picturesquely situated . Strategically speaking it is said to be the (1234-35 A.D) period of time.
weakest point of the fort .
TANK NO. 3- MOTIYA TANK
TANK NO. 4- SAGAR TANK MOTIA TANK The fort was captured by another Delhi
To the east of the college mosque there is a Motia tank built ALAUDDIN KHILJI
TANK NO. 5- DOLA DOLI TANK specially for the use of the royal family. It is about 100ft long (1291-93 A.D)
sultan Allaudin Khilji but he also was
dethroned soon.
and 80ft deep.

RAJIV GHANDHI PROUDYOGIKI RANI TANK

VISHWAVIDYALAYA, Bhopal Rani tank is another tank basically used by the ladies of harem.
RANA SANGA
Rana Sanga was the father in law of Silhadi
the successor ruler of Raisen. The Rao’s of
(School of Energy & Environment Management) SAGAR TANK (1571-1519 A.D) Raisen paid tribute to the Rana.
Below the twelve pillared building and near the
building housing presently the iron canon balls Silhadi came to own the fort during 1520. He
is the Sagar tank. The baston near the tank was a Tomar or a Purabia Rajput. He came

LOCATION accommodates the largest canon

Raisen Fort is one of the unexplored forts
in Madhya Pradesh. It is situated in the
town of Raisen which is about 24 kms
from Sanchi, and 44 kms from Bhopal
Junction. The fort stand on an outlier of a
comparatively high oblong sand stone
rock about 594meters above the sea level
and is about 150 meters above the town
of Raisen.
“Garbhagiravan”.
SILHADI
(1520-1532 A.D)
from a family of wrestler’s . He build the
Dargah and a mosque after converting to
Islam under pressure by Bahadur shah.
Under his rule the first Jauhar took place.
PAMEYA TEMPLE
This temple was tentatively built by the Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
Hindu rulers before 1234 A.D. The founder BAHADUR SHAH hatred against him. His way of conduct with
ruler of the fort was Rai Singh. (1532 A.D) the people of his kingdom and the women
The temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha. that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
DARGAH
The dargah was made by Siladi who Sher Shah Suri took the thrown after
converted to Islam under pressure by SHER SHAH SURI Bahadur Shah’s death. Under his rule the
bahadur shah. Tentative time period for (1543A.D) second Jauhar occurred.
the construction of the dargah is during SAGAR TANK
1532 A.D Akbar’s rule was considered as the best
time period for the fort, the Raisen fort
AKBAR was considered as one of the famous hill
(1571 A.D) forts of Hindustan, which in possession of
Solanki Rajput's, formed a Sarkar in the
subha of Ujjain.
RANI TANK
This can be considered as the time period
AURANGZEB of restoring of structures. The bastons and
(1691-1695 A.D) the ramparts of the fort were repaired
under Aurangzeb’s rule.

The fort came under the rule of the

FAIZ MOHAMMAD KHAN nawabs of Bhopal after which the Raisen
MOTIA TANK (1742-77 A.D) fort in June 1901 was declared as a
historical monument.
 DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH
THE YEARS
(1200-1300 A.D) (1301-1400 A.D) (1401-1500 A.D) (1501-1600 A.D) (1601-1700 A.D) (1701-1800 A.D)

HISTORY AND LINAGE

STRUCTURES
BADAL MAHAL
The palace has a grand arched entrance from the west. The remnant of the DOLA TANK The fort was raised by a Hindu King,
two storied structure, pillared hall structure with domical roof on either HINDU RULERS tentatively by Rai Singh. The name Raisen
side of the gateway in addition to the large courtyard at the centre peat of (BEFORE 1234 A.D) appears to be the distortion of the name

RAISEN FORT
the architectural grandeur of the mahal. It was among the 4 Hindu palaces Raavasini or Rai Singh.
built under the Hindu rulers tentatively before 1234 A.D.

DOLA DOLI TANK DOLI TANK

ILTUTMUSH
The fort was captured by a Delhi slave
This tank is present at the western end below the Bala Fort and is sultan Iltutmish. He ruled for a short
TANK NO. 2- RANI TANK picturesquely situated . Strategically speaking it is said to be the (1234-35 A.D) period of time.
weakest point of the fort .
TANK NO. 3- MOTIYA TANK
TANK NO. 4- SAGAR TANK MOTIA TANK The fort was captured by another Delhi
To the east of the college mosque there is a Motia tank built ALAUDDIN KHILJI
TANK NO. 5- DOLA DOLI TANK specially for the use of the royal family. It is about 100ft long (1291-93 A.D)
sultan Allaudin Khilji but he also was
dethroned soon.
and 80ft deep.

RAJIV GHANDHI PROUDYOGIKI RANI TANK

VISHWAVIDYALAYA, Bhopal Rani tank is another tank basically used by the ladies of harem.
RANA SANGA
Rana Sanga was the father in law of Silhadi
the successor ruler of Raisen. The Rao’s of
(School of Energy & Environment Management) SAGAR TANK (1571-1519 A.D) Raisen paid tribute to the Rana.
Below the twelve pillared building and near the
building housing presently the iron canon balls Silhadi came to own the fort during 1520. He
is the Sagar tank. The baston near the tank was a Tomar or a Purabia Rajput. He came

LOCATION accommodates the largest canon

Raisen Fort is one of the unexplored forts
in Madhya Pradesh. It is situated in the
town of Raisen which is about 24 kms
from Sanchi, and 44 kms from Bhopal
Junction. The fort stand on an outlier of a
comparatively high oblong sand stone
rock about 594meters above the sea level
and is about 150 meters above the town
of Raisen.
“Garbhagiravan”.
SILHADI
(1520-1532 A.D)
from a family of wrestler’s . He build the
Dargah and a mosque after converting to
Islam under pressure by Bahadur shah.
Under his rule the first Jauhar took place.
PAMEYA TEMPLE
This temple was tentatively built by the Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
Hindu rulers before 1234 A.D. The founder BAHADUR SHAH hatred against him. His way of conduct with
ruler of the fort was Rai Singh. (1532 A.D) the people of his kingdom and the women
The temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha. that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
DARGAH
The dargah was made by Siladi who Sher Shah Suri took the thrown after
converted to Islam under pressure by SHER SHAH SURI Bahadur Shah’s death. Under his rule the
bahadur shah. Tentative time period for (1543A.D) second Jauhar occurred.
the construction of the dargah is during SAGAR TANK
1532 A.D Akbar’s rule was considered as the best
time period for the fort, the Raisen fort
AKBAR was considered as one of the famous hill
(1571 A.D) forts of Hindustan, which in possession of
Solanki Rajput's, formed a Sarkar in the
subha of Ujjain.
RANI TANK
This can be considered as the time period
AURANGZEB of restoring of structures. The bastons and
(1691-1695 A.D) the ramparts of the fort were repaired
under Aurangzeb’s rule.

The fort came under the rule of the

FAIZ MOHAMMAD KHAN nawabs of Bhopal after which the Raisen
MOTIA TANK (1742-77 A.D) fort in June 1901 was declared as a
historical monument.
 DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH
THE YEARS
(1200-1300 A.D) (1301-1400 A.D) (1401-1500 A.D) (1501-1600 A.D) (1601-1700 A.D) (1701-1800 A.D)

HISTORY AND LINAGE

STRUCTURES
BADAL MAHAL
The palace has a grand arched entrance from the west. The remnant of the DOLA TANK The fort was raised by a Hindu King,
two storied structure, pillared hall structure with domical roof on either HINDU RULERS tentatively by Rai Singh. The name Raisen
side of the gateway in addition to the large courtyard at the centre peat of (BEFORE 1234 A.D) appears to be the distortion of the name

RAISEN FORT
the architectural grandeur of the mahal. It was among the 4 Hindu palaces Raavasini or Rai Singh.
built under the Hindu rulers tentatively before 1234 A.D.

DOLA, DOLI TANK DOLI TANK

ILTUTMUSH
The fort was captured by a Delhi slave
This tank is present at the western end below the Bala Fort and is sultan Iltutmish. He ruled for a short
TANK NO. 2- RANI TANK picturesquely situated . Strategically speaking it is said to be the (1234-35 A.D) period of time.
weakest point of the fort .
TANK NO. 3- MOTIYA TANK
TANK NO. 4- SAGAR TANK MOTIA TANK The fort was captured by another Delhi
To the east of the college mosque there is a Motia tank built ALAUDDIN KHILJI
TANK NO. 5- DOLA DOLI TANK specially for the use of the royal family. It is about 100ft long (1291-93 A.D)
sultan Allaudin Khilji but he also was
dethroned soon.
and 80ft deep.

RAJIV GHANDHI PROUDYOGIKI RANI TANK

VISHWAVIDYALAYA, Bhopal Rani tank is another tank basically used by the ladies of harem.
RANA SANGA
Rana Sanga was the father in law of Silhadi
the successor ruler of Raisen. The Rao’s of
(School of Energy & Environment Management) SAGAR TANK (1571-1519 A.D) Raisen paid tribute to the Rana.
Below the twelve pillared building and near the
building housing presently the iron canon balls Silhadi came to own the fort during 1520. He
is the Sagar tank. The baston near the tank was a Tomar or a Purabia Rajput. He came

LOCATION accommodates the largest canon

Raisen Fort is one of the unexplored forts
in Madhya Pradesh. It is situated in the
town of Raisen which is about 24 kms
from Sanchi, and 44 kms from Bhopal
Junction. The fort stand on an outlier of a
comparatively high oblong sand stone
rock about 594meters above the sea level
and is about 150 meters above the town
of Raisen.
“Garbhagiravan”.
SILHADI
(1520-1532 A.D)
from a family of wrestler’s . He build the
Dargah and a mosque after converting to
Islam under pressure by Bahadur shah.
Under his rule the first Jauhar took place.
PAMEYA TEMPLE
This temple was tentatively built by the Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
Hindu rulers before 1234 A.D. The founder BAHADUR SHAH hatred against him. His way of conduct with
ruler of the fort was Rai Singh. (1532 A.D) the people of his kingdom and the women
The temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha. that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
DARGAH
The dargah was made by Siladi who Sher Shah Suri took the thrown after
converted to Islam under pressure by SHER SHAH SURI Bahadur Shah’s death. Under his rule the
bahadur shah. Tentative time period for (1543A.D) second Jauhar occurred.
the construction of the dargah is during SAGAR TANK
1532 A.D Akbar’s rule was considered as the best
time period for the fort, the Raisen fort
AKBAR was considered as one of the famous hill
(1571 A.D) forts of Hindustan, which in possession of
Solanki Rajput's, formed a Sarkar in the
subha of Ujjain.
RANI TANK
This can be considered as the time period
AURANGZEB of restoring of structures. The bastons and
(1691-1695 A.D) the ramparts of the fort were repaired
under Aurangzeb’s rule.

The fort came under the rule of the

FAIZ MOHAMMAD KHAN nawabs of Bhopal after which the Raisen
MOTIA TANK (1742-77 A.D) fort in June 1901 was declared as a
historical monument.
 DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH
THE YEARS
(1200-1300 A.D) (1301-1400 A.D) (1401-1500 A.D) (1501-1600 A.D) (1601-1700 A.D) (1701-1800 A.D)

HISTORY AND LINAGE

STRUCTURES
BADAL MAHAL
The palace has a grand arched entrance from the west. The remnant of the DOLA TANK The fort was raised by a Hindu King,
two storied structure, pillared hall structure with domical roof on either HINDU RULERS tentatively by Rai Singh. The name Raisen
side of the gateway in addition to the large courtyard at the centre peat of (BEFORE 1234 A.D) appears to be the distortion of the name

RAISEN FORT
the architectural grandeur of the mahal. It was among the 4 Hindu palaces Raavasini or Rai Singh.
built under the Hindu rulers tentatively before 1234 A.D.

DOLA DOLI TANK DOLI TANK

ILTUTMUSH
The fort was captured by a Delhi slave
This tank is present at the western end below the Bala Fort and is sultan Iltutmish. He ruled for a short
TANK NO. 2- RANI TANK picturesquely situated . Strategically speaking it is said to be the (1234-35 A.D) period of time.
weakest point of the fort .
TANK NO. 3- MOTIYA TANK
TANK NO. 4- SAGAR TANK MOTIA TANK The fort was captured by another Delhi
To the east of the college mosque there is a Motia tank built ALAUDDIN KHILJI
TANK NO. 5- DOLA DOLI TANK specially for the use of the royal family. It is about 100ft long (1291-93 A.D)
sultan Allaudin Khilji but he also was
dethroned soon.
and 80ft deep.

RAJIV GHANDHI PROUDYOGIKI RANI TANK

VISHWAVIDYALAYA, Bhopal Rani tank is another tank basically used by the ladies of harem.
RANA SANGA
Rana Sanga was the father in law of Silhadi
the successor ruler of Raisen. The Rao’s of
(School of Energy & Environment Management) SAGAR TANK (1571-1519 A.D) Raisen paid tribute to the Rana.
Below the twelve pillared building and near the
building housing presently the iron canon balls Silhadi came to own the fort during 1520. He
is the Sagar tank. The baston near the tank was a Tomar or a Purabia Rajput. He came

LOCATION accommodates the largest canon

Raisen Fort is one of the unexplored forts
in Madhya Pradesh. It is situated in the
town of Raisen which is about 24 kms
from Sanchi, and 44 kms from Bhopal
Junction. The fort stand on an outlier of a
comparatively high oblong sand stone
rock about 594meters above the sea level
and is about 150 meters above the town
of Raisen.
“Garbhagiravan”.
SILHADI
(1520-1532 A.D)
from a family of wrestler’s . He build the
Dargah and a mosque after converting to
Islam under pressure by Bahadur shah.
Under his rule the first Jauhar took place.
PAMEYA TEMPLE
This temple was tentatively built by the Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
Hindu rulers before 1234 A.D. The founder BAHADUR SHAH hatred against him. His way of conduct with
ruler of the fort was Rai Singh. (1532 A.D) the people of his kingdom and the women
The temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha. that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
DARGAH
The dargah was made by Siladi who Sher Shah Suri took the thrown after
converted to Islam under pressure by SHER SHAH SURI Bahadur Shah’s death. Under his rule the
bahadur shah. Tentative time period for (1543A.D) second Jauhar occurred.
the construction of the dargah is during SAGAR TANK
1532 A.D Akbar’s rule was considered as the best
time period for the fort, the Raisen fort
AKBAR was considered as one of the famous hill
(1571 A.D) forts of Hindustan, which in possession of
Solanki Rajput's, formed a Sarkar in the
subha of Ujjain.
RANI TANK
This can be considered as the time period
AURANGZEB of restoring of structures. The bastons and
(1691-1695 A.D) the ramparts of the fort were repaired
under Aurangzeb’s rule.

The fort came under the rule of the

FAIZ MOHAMMAD KHAN nawabs of Bhopal after which the Raisen
MOTIA TANK (1742-77 A.D) fort in June 1901 was declared as a
historical monument.

HINDU RULERS
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
DETAILS
HINDU RULERS
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
HINDU RULERS
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
HINDU RULERS
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
HINDU RULERS
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
PROPOSED VIEWS
PROPOSAL
HINDU RULERS
SAGAR TANK
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
RANI TANK
Bahadur Shah deVthroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
SAGAR TANK
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
RANI TANK
Bahadur Shah deVthroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
SAGAR TANK
RANI TANK
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his RANI TANK 0
Bahadur Shah deVthroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women hatred against him. His way of conduct with the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not the people of his kingdom and the women that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah. that he captured in his harem was not acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
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HINDU RULERS
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
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PROPOSAL
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.

HINDU RULERS
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women HINDU RULERS
SAGAR TANK
that he captured in his harem was not
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not

DETAILS
HINDU RULERS acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with RANI TANK
the people of his kingdom and the women Bahadur Shah deVthroned Silhadi due to his
that he captured in his harem was not hatred against him. His way of conduct with
acceptable by Bahadur Shah. the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
HINDU RULERS
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.

HINDU RULERS
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
SAGAR TANK
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
acceptable by Bahadur Shah. hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
HINDU RULERS
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his RANI TANK
hatred against him. His way of conduct with Bahadur Shah deVthroned Silhadi due to his
the people of his kingdom and the women hatred against him. His way of conduct with
that he captured in his harem was not the people of his kingdom and the women
acceptable by Bahadur Shah. that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.

HINDU RULERS
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.

SAGAR TANK
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
RANI TANK 0
Bahadur Shah dethroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.
RANI TANK
Bahadur Shah deVthroned Silhadi due to his
hatred against him. His way of conduct with
the people of his kingdom and the women
that he captured in his harem was not
acceptable by Bahadur Shah.

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