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Delhi-The owner of the emperors
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BY VELAYUDHAN Sanjai
INTRODUCTION
The beautiful Delhi. Delhi terrible! What orgies of celebration, the horrors of pillage and blood did not stand Norah Rowan-Hamilton
Geographically, Delhi is in a circle with a radius of 30 km and is like a huge bubble of black and gray on the edge Indo Ganges plain, one of the flattest, most fertile and densely populated places on earth. To the east and north of Delhi are the green fields to the west is the plain Thar Desert and south of the river Yamuna. Some 300 km north of Delhi are the Himalayan mountains.
Delhi is no ordinary city. It has always been the vortex important political events and has a strong historical experience. As will be governed by some of the most powerful emperors in Indian history, New Delhi has witnessed political turmoil for over five centuries. input stage with the first ruling recognizing the strategic advantages of location, has not looked back since. Every wall and pillar of the ruins of the monuments and ruins has its own story to tell. All of yesterday is full of history. Delhi has majestic real story is quite the sharp rise and fall of different rules. As the leaders came and went, the city has lived through wars and resurrection, repeatedly rising from its ashes. There is no denying the fact that India's history revolves around the rich history of Delhi.
Nobody really knows when Delhi has begun. Archaeological excavations near the city have uncovered ruins that are thousands of years. Some of these remains have been identified with the culture of the Indus. This is an important finding, because this culture has been identified as one of the four centers that are the origins of human civilization (the others were China, Mesopotamia and Egypt). Evidence of housing around Delhi in early medieval historical times comes mainly from archaeological excavations at Purana Quila. The evidence of the Maurya period (300 BC) is provided by the Northern Black Polished appearance (NBPW), a clay marked by a shiny surface, and punch of coins marked. For Sharma YD "Housing seems to have started in or around the site of Delhi about three thousand years. Purana Quila Author, built in the sixteenth century, from the trenches Of First Instance in 1955 revealed the presence of a fine gray sandstone, usually painted with simple designs in black. Known as the Painted Grey Ware (PGW) this pottery is often dating from c. 1000 BC C. Archaeology has shown that the area in and around Delhi, has been inhabited for the previous period. Age tools Stone found are indicative of this. Stone tools belonging to early stone age were discovered by the ways in and around the Aravalli Anangpur, the campus of Jawaharlal Nehru, the northern ridge and elsewhere – the evidence that early humans lived here. Excavations at Mandoli Bhorgarh and east and north-west Delhi, respectively, have yielded the remains of the Chalcolithic period dating from the 2nd millennium BC, 1st millennium BC and the remains of the 4th to 5th century AD are located here. Excavations the ancient mound Indraprastha, capital of the Pandavas, located in the fold of the sixteenth century Purana Quila revealed evidence of continuous settlement in the area for almost 2500.
India is a land of religions. It has facilitated the origin of many organized religions such as Hinduism, religions Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, etc. have always influenced the daily lives of the inhabitants of India. While India is not known for the writings of their history, the authors do not leave a lot of literature containing religious epics, stories and philosophical treatises. We can say with confidence that the two epics that marked the Indian psyche are the Mahabharata and the Ramayana.
Mahabharata:
Delhi story merges with the Mahabharata, called the national epic of India. It is a very passionate person who has often been compared to Iliad, the national epic of ancient Greece. The crux of the Mahabharata is a great war between the forces of good and evil represented the Pandavas and the Brother Kauravas respectively. Classical Sanskrit language composed of 10,000 stanzas, attributed the epic sage Veda Vyasa. Mahabharata is a mixture of two fables and sacred literature. Described rationally impossible deeds attributed to God, divine and semi-lethal. The Great War is described in detail is the product of cognitive functions very advanced stage of the imagination. Military weapons described include luxury vehicles such as infantry, tanks, ammunition ballistic advances including precision shooting arrows, weapons systems such as pumps guided weapons, nuclear, etc. The epic of Ramayana, as there is a shortage of surprising the reader with the clarity of his descriptions and rich detail. Mahabharata inspired perhaps by a skirmish between two tribes. Exaggerated and combined with an imaginative story went on to capture the imagination of its readers and its effects and impact Deep in his psyche. The scope of the expanded war involving gods and divine beings. In one chapter, or rather a book in the epic is the revelation divine Gita, which describes itself as the ideal way of life (according to the principles of Dharma and Karma), described by Krishna an avatar of Vishnu. A heady mix of the sacred and the profane Mahabharata is a fairy tale compelling.
Therefore, the popular belief attributed the laying of the foundations of most Pandava brother Yudhishtira Delhi. Delhi finds mention in the epic as a place that was a dense jungle inhabited by numerous species of animals and tribal people. Their transformation began after the arrival of the protagonists of the epic Pandava brothers. The "righteous" brothers burned the forest that has brought death to all its inhabitants. There was only one survivor of this carnage, the demon who was also an architect who has delivered on its promise to build a unique city that will not be replicated throughout the Mayan world, at any time. The newly acquired space, the Maya built their new capital Indraprastha Pandavas – "remains the king of the gods. This combustion Kandava Forest might have been the symbol of the slash and burn technique used previously for land claims. Legends of stress this was the first city of Delhi. Nigambod Ghat, a sacred place for Hindu cremation, which is still in use and Nilichatri temple located on the banks of the Yamuna are believed to have been built by Yudhishtira, the older brother of the Pandavas, the heroes of the epic, Mahabharata. Although orgiastic mythical violence that marked the creation of its first city (but mythical) should be a recurring theme throughout history of Delhi.
Despite the hard archaeological evidence has been difficult to find, the strong association between Delhi and the epic continues. As if to confirm the legend, there was actually a village near the Purana Quila Indrapat call. In the words of the eminent archaeologist Sharma YD "It is significant that the Painted Grey Ware occurs in several places linked to the history of the great epic of Mahabharata and one of these places, Indraprastha, capital of the Pandavas, is traditionally identified with Delhi. Significantly, a town called Indarpat, which clearly derives word of Indraprastha, Purana Qila resided same until the beginning of this century, when admitted to other towns to make way for the capital New Delhi to be exposed.
Since its origin, etymology Delhi also wrapped in the mists of time. Not many older travelers have mentioned about Delhi with Ptolemy is an exception. He mentions in his writings a place called "Daedalus" near Indraprastha identified in Delhi. According to another legend, after the decline of Indraprastha, dillu or a king named Delu who led the strategic region of Kannauj founded Dilli City on 57 a. C. According to legend, Delhi (Dilli called in Hindi) draws its name in honor of King Delu / dillu. We also know that the coins in circulation in the region under the Rajputs were called delhiwal, suggesting With links to Dilli. There is also a theory that the name of the land can be derived from Dilli, a corruption of ice-Hindi dehleez or the average threshold "and symbolizes the city as a gateway to the Indo-Gangetic Plains. There is no evidence to support these various theories.
The political history of Delhi begins with the arrival of Tomar Rajputs. Take probably were vassals of the powerful emperor Harshavardana northern India. He maybe after his death that he had the courage to stand Taking in own.They were initially established around the "Suraj Kund" area near Delhi. Archaeological evidence has shown that there are many temples, tanks and fortifications around the area that shows the existence of a life thriving community. In the middle of the landing area of the village Anangpur associated with the founder of Delhi, which is supposed Anangpal lived around the 8th century. The Rajputs built two formal urban areas, where population-focused Suraj Kund region and Mehrauli. Suraj Kund area has many architectural remains. More important are Suraj Kund Dam (dated 8th century) and the reservoir of the same name (10th century). King Anangpal created ideal conditions that allowed the growth of population in and around Suraj Kund. He also questioned the wealth and prosperity in the region door before the threat of invasion. The Take felt the need to strengthen their purchases each again organizing urban life and protection against marauding invaders. So they built the first city of Delhi called Lalkot.
The expansion of Delhi as part of Take attracted the attention of the Chauhan clan who were powerful rulers who had concentrated their dominance in the region between Sambhar and Ajmer in Rajasthan, north of India. The sovereign Take Vigraharaja Chauhan defeated and his brother went to Delhi to manage Prithviraj Chauhan. Prithviraj was known for his military prowess. It is also known for the abduction and marriage of the daughter of his rival Samyuktha Jayaraj. His exploits have been recorded in the rhetoric of his courtier Chand Bardai work titled "Prithviraj Raso. "Has also been expanded to include new areas Lalkot fortifications. Its expansion was known as Qila Rai-Pithora Lalkot.
The Tarain battles:
India is known in the medieval world as a rich land. Politically fragmented and divided among the leaders of many, the main weakness of India has been the lack of central direction or sense of political unity. This model was an open invitation to invaders entrepreneur. Many invaders have accepted This invitation came, destroying everything in its path, and plundered their wealth at home. The source of most wealth was plundered Hindu temples as they were the custodians wealth. Most abusers and opted to return home and enjoy the newly acquired wealth. Those who chose to remain exceptionally eventually lose their identity separately and became one of the inhabitants.
It was the ascension of Mohammed Ghori in Afghanistan, which has become a game changer for leaders and their indigenous inhabitants. Mohammad Ghori was not a particularly brilliant military general has faced some significant military defeats had left licking their wounds. A ambitious person looking to expand his kingdom, his attention turned to India. I had heard about the enormous wealth of India and its main inspiration was Mohammad Ghazni who invaded India several times and came back with a huge booty. Mohammed of Ghazni is known for its attacks on Somanathan temple in Gujarat.
Ghori raids India has a face resistance, but not enough to deter him from grabbing territory in question. Their territorial conquests and ambition led him to the border of a most powerful kingdoms of Delhi, and directed by the legendary Prithviraj Chauhan. Despite the fearsome reputation of Prithviraj, the trumpets of war were destroyed and the armies were found in Tarain near Delhi in 1191. Faced with a coalition led by Prithviraj Rajput, was completely defeated Ghori. Barely survived with a water carrier. Humiliated, bent on revenge. He returned to the battle field the following year. In 1192, Ghori was able to redeem his earlier defeat and Hindu Rajput army was defeated decisively. Although there are different versions about the fate of Prithviraj, we can assume he was killed in the battlefield to demoralize its soldiers and other leaders who have resisted potential.
Prithviraj Chauhan's defeat and death was a milestone in the history of Delhi. Unlike previous invaders, Mohammad Ghori wanted to stay and to consolidate profits. He appointed his deputy Qutub-ud-din Aibak to manage their Indian territories. Qutub-ud-Din lived up to their expectations and the King came to the defeat of other rulers in the north India to expand its territory. By irony of fate, Mohammad Ghori was killed and expressed Aibak Sultan of India. Elected administrative capital of New Delhi. With some exceptions when the capital moved overseas for strategic reasons, Delhi has always been the capital of India and remains the axis around which political power in India.
Although this is an important regional center in urban areas, New Delhi became the capital after being by Mohammed of Ghor in 1192 after his victory against Prithviraj Chauhan. There are several reasons for the establishment of the Turkish-Afghan Delhi as its capital. (1) Their power was originally in Afghanistan and Punjab and Delhi was close to these sites (2) New Delhi is strategically located on the banks of Yamuna river provide easy way to transport and safety agricultural prosperity (3) is at the crossroads between the mountains and desert. Most trade internal traffic between Central Asia and peninsular India entered in this region (4) New Delhi had become a powerful symbol of Hindu power (5) was a walled city offers protection for their new occupants (6) could be used as a secure base to continue to acquire territories in India.
In the words of John Finnemore – Age by age, invader after invader has spread in the earth through the Khyber Pass, the gap in the wall of the lonely mountains, the only way by which India can be entered. All of them fell the hill and entered with joy the rich plains of Punjab. Then, in victory, they heard stories of wonder more just and beautiful land south-east, a land of beautiful cities stored with wealth, the great plains, shaking luxuriant crops, a land of wheat and wine and oil. So I pushed again and again. On your right, they found a desert expansion. To his left was the great wall of the Himalayan mountains. But the rights was an easy way to …… Old Delhi offers not just an easy, also received a lot of grocery stores. Thus, the early days all the invaders had to apprehend and detain Delhi Delhi. To be able to pass into March to maintain than to find the way blocked on the way home. This must be the man Deposit of your time. Therefore, Delhi which was held in India.
Delhi as a new page in its history from the date of his capture by Qutub-ud-din-Aibak. Experienced Aibak is generally concentrated on consolidating their rule. As a strategy, focused on clearing all administrative symbols Chauhan (Hindi) the state, including the destruction of religious buildings such as Jaina and Hindu temples that have proliferated during the administration of Rajput. Buildings and monuments have always been one of the major instruments of imperialism. Thus, while the temples destroyed, he organized the base and the great temple of Vishnu in the region to build the first mosque in northern India: Quwwatu'l-Islam Mosque. "To learn more about the impact of Islamic architecture in Delhi, Please read" The Qutub Minar, the Tower of Power. "The invaders also strengthened the fortifications and created Lalkot a palace for their leader to live. Residual structure called Safed or palace Khushk White has been discovered during archaeological investigations. Aibak had started a building frenzy. The architectural makeover began with him was pursued by the leaders that followed. The invaders almost took the reins of political time of arrival and impact of Islam has been estimated for the next six centuries and a half until 1857.
Ironically, Delhi has been reinstalled, and dial again by new owners, the Islamic invaders. They have the capital New Delhi The Islamic attractive to attract some prominent travelers, soldiers and intellectuals from around the Islamic world. The city became the place of politics Islamic aspirations. It became the largest town for a Muslim aspiring to be in its great monuments and the immense wealth quickly became the toast of the Islamic world.
The dynasties that ruled from Delhi:
Delhi went to the frequent change of guard from the dynasties are concerned. Despite the dynasties changed, its fundamental characteristic has remained constant-Muslim. The list of dynasties that ruled This Delhi in the following way:
1. Rajput (Tomar and Chauhans) 736-1192 AD
(Consolidation of the Turkish State and Afghanistan) 1192-1206 AD
2. Mamluk Dynasty 1206-1290 AD
3. Khilji Dynasty 1290-1320 AD
4. Tughlaq Dynasty 1320-1413 AD
5. Sayyid Dynasty 1414-1451 AD
6. Lodi Dynasty 1451-1526 AD
7. Mughal Dynasty 1526-1857 AD
8. English 1857-1947 AD
Delhi, the center of power also saw the construction of many cities. Each chef wanted to impose his authority over members of the ruling class and the people. They tried cause and control of the governed, to guarantee a certain level of security to your domain (like most contemporary "shock and awe" tactics). While columnists have been more than seventeen cities, we are able to clearly identify the remains of nine years.
The cities of Delhi:
1. Lalkot, attributed to King Anangpal
2. Qila Rai Chauhan, Prithviraj-Pithora-
3. Siri-Ala-ud-din Khilji
4. Tughlaq Tughlaqabad-ud-din Ghiyas
5. Mohammad bin Tughlaq-Jahanpanah
6. Feroz Shah Kotla Feroz Shah Tughlaq-
7. Dinpanah / Humayun and Sher Shah-Sher Garh
8. Shahjahanabad-Shahjahan
9. New Delhi Columbia
The cities of Delhi have been victims of cannibalism. Every time a ruler wanted to build a new city, would destroy existing businesses and the reuse of materials to build your dream city. Among the many cities that were built in Delhi, there are two other large- currently Shahjahanabad and New Delhi are contrasted periods. Two of them also include rich in remains of the cities above.
Thus, Delhi is not only one city, but the fusion of many. Once again, its history dates back over 1000 years. Compared to Delhi, the other major Indian cities including Mumbai (formerly called Bombay), Chennai (earlier Madras), Hyderabad, Bangalore (formerly Bangalore), Kolkata (Calcutta before-name) are all relatively recent stories regarding political importance is involved.
Bloodbath:
Many invaders have landed in Delhi and were present in the blood of its inhabitants. Many Pogroms this type were recorded in detail by Muslim chroniclers. During the attack of Timur and Nadir Shah, Delhi witnessed mass murder that can in current standards constitutes genocide. These murders were again repeated by the evil bloodthirsty as Ahmad Shah Abdali, the Rohillas etc.
During the first organized rebellion against the British in 1857, all measures were moved to Delhi is considering his association with the power and presence of the nominal value of Mughal Bahadur Shah Zafar rule. Once the rebels arrived in Delhi, which have become the titular head of the movement. Endogenous reasons, the rebellion was doomed to failure. Delhi has seen some fierce fighting between rebels and British soldiers. Post Rebellion, the English took revenge on the participants and any suspected sympathizers. Revenge is both bloody and humiliating. Their actions would dictatorship to shame.
The inhabitants of the Indian subcontinent exposed "masochistic tendencies" when the position of the independence of Colombia, the country was divided into India and Pakistan in 1947. People traveling between the two countries is mainly their religion. They killed, looted and raped all the other women. Needless to say, the score has resulted in many deaths and the loss of millions of dollars. Many people disappeared and the violence that left deep scars on the psyche of both nations, India and Pakistan. Its impact continues today.
CONCLUSION:
Modern India has to handle their own problems after independence in 1947. One of the events that took many important events was the partition country (as mentioned above). Event has had a profound effect in Delhi. He completely changed the demographic structure of Delhi as the floods of immigrants pouring. It is estimated that the population of Delhi, in the decade 1941-1951 increased by 90.0%. Major rehabilitation colonies have been established in different parts of the city. Most of these immigrants were Punjabi entrepreneurs who have lent their talents to the company in Delhi. Once the dust settles political and economic conditions began to improve, these newcomers became the pioneer in opening up new frontiers in remote locations, then Delhi, now known as exclusive stay rich. To control and plan, which was even then, a future of turbulence, the Parliament passed the Delhi Development Act and paved the way for the establishment of the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) in 1957. The region of Delhi, which was 43.25 km ² 1901 has increased to 624 km ² in 1991.
New Contemporary Delhi is a mix of medieval and modern. The old values are facing the contemporary forces change. Their socio-cultural life is composed of several layers, and in different time zones and overlap, interact and assimilate into a continuum of complexity inexplicable. Not many metropolitan cities can claim the historical remains of this city. Delhi is a city historical dynasties in over 10 different force at different times. Its skyline has changed several times. One of the biggest game changers was the architecture. Despite centuries many architectural monuments in Delhi are still in various stages of preservation. These include mosques, forts, Pleasure palaces, tombs, wells, dams, etc. They compete with contemporary glass and steel buildings for attention. They never fail to remind a visitor of your important story.
The ruins and ramparts still stand with dignity – and place among the modern buildings and giant skyscrapers. It's impressive synthesis of yesterday and tomorrow, exploitation in the past and pumping into the future. Today, the ruins of ancient and medieval aforementioned royal citadels, with Shahjahanabad and Lutyens Delhi, Delhi, are part XXI century. Total city of Delhi, has evolved through the continuous metamorphosis of old, and had the distinction of being the capital and the epicenter of politics and the intrigues of the Sultanate period. The history of Delhi is dotted with the creation of many architectural masterpieces, and many relics and ruins, now part of the heritage of this great metropolis. His historical identity and traditional cultural battles to survive against the extensive powers of modernity.
Today, Delhi is a blend of old and new. N ew Delhi, the capital of India, lying on the west bank of the river Yamuna is one of the most prosperous India. India is the third largest city and now the most preferred city in terms of investment, industrialization, Information Technology, Health, housing, etc. to the contemporary visitor to New Delhi, is sufficient to capture more meaning. It might be an exaggeration if not boldly state there no city like Delhi. But a word of warning to understand, enjoy.
Appendix:
A few major monuments in Delhi:
(1) Qutub Minar Complex:
(A), Qutub Minar, Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque
(B) Tomb Iltutmish
(C) Alauddin Khilji's tomb
(D) Alai Darwaza
(2) Siri Fort
(3) Sultan Ghari Tomb
(4) Establish Tughlaquabad Fort:
(A Gates)
(B) Palace
(C) of underground tunnels
(D) Tank
(E) Adilabad
(F) Ghiyassuddin Tomb
(5) JahanPanah
(A) Bijay Mandal
(B) Begumpur mosque
(C) Kalu Sarai Mosque
(D) Lal Gumbad
(E) Khirki Mosque
(6) Chirag Delhi mosque
(7) Hauz Khas
(8) Firoz Shah Kotla
(A) Mosque
(B) Ashoka Pillar
(C) Baoli
(9) Moth Ki Masjid
(10) Wali Mohammad Masjid
(11) Bada Gumbad
(12) Bade Khan ka Gumbad
(13) Mubarak Shah Tomb
(14) Sikander Lodi's Tomb
(15) Sheesh Gumbad
(16) Tomb of Safdarjung
(17) Purana Quila:
(A) Masjid-i-Quila Kohn
(B) Gateways
(C) Sher Mandal
(18) Masjid Khairul Manazil
(19) Humayun Tomb complex
(A) Humayun's Tomb
(B) The tomb Atgah Khan
(C) Isa Khan's tomb and the mosque
(D) Bu Halima's Garden
(E) the tomb and the mosque Afsarwala
(F) Arabic
(20) Khan-i-Khan tomb
(21) Nizamuddin complex
(A) The tomb of Nizamuddin
(B) Chausath Khamba
(C) Amir Khusro's Tomb
(D) Baoli
(E) of Jahanara's Tomb
(22) Shahjahanabad
(A complex) Red Fort
(B) Jama Masjid
(C) Fatehpuri Masjid
(D) Jami Masjid
(23) Delhi Gate
(24) Lalkot walls
(25) Quila-Rai-Pithora
(26) Tomb of Adham Khan
(27) Tomb Balban
(28) Rajon-ki-Baoli
(29) Jahaz Mahal
(30) Jamali Kamali Mosque and Tomb
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About the Author
A behavioural trainer by education and a loyalty specialist by profession, Sanjai has PG qualifications in Training and Performance management from Centre for Labour Market Studies(CLMS), University of Leicester. Sanjai is a compulsive thinker & prolific writer. he has chosen articlesbase to publish his thoughts. He strongly believes that what comes out of a writing is not words, but Thoughts. He also writes papers on loyalty programmes and the psychology behind it. He has delivered talks at specialist gatherings. To know more about him, read his articles or view his talks, Just google “sanjai velayudhan”.
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