445:. He even played a psychological game with his army officers who had come in a delegation seeking salary, when he told them that he would forego some of his crown jewels for the purpose and that he would give up his life for the cause; the officers refused his offer trusting that the Emperor was stating all this in right earnest. Following this, even proclamations were issued declaring that the Emperor would lead the attack against the British and urging all his people, irrespective of caste or creed, to join him in fighting the war. But, in the middle of September 1857, British soldiers were closing in on the fort. At this stage, his trusted assistant Bhakt Khan urged the Emperor to leave the fort and accompany him to a safer place and look for a day when he could "renew war in the open country". But the Emperor refused, permitted his army to vacate the fort but he himself moved to the Humayun tomb. The fourth infantry of the British army entered the Salimgarh Fort where they encountered a single entry only. Similar experience was encountered by the
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withdrew the application for listing by UNESCO. The multi control of the fort was causing problems to the ASI in taking adequate conservation measures to protect and preserve this monument, along with the Red Fort and other monuments within the fort complex. ASI had petitioned the Courts through an affidavit stating: "It is impossible to maintain these portions of the fort unless and until they are completely vacated and handed over to the ASI for proper assessment of the damage already caused". ASI had also stated that the
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Swatantra Sangram Museum, which opened to the public on 2 October 1995, is located in the precincts of the Red Fort Complex within the Salimgarh Fort as it was the prison where the INA prisoners were incarcerated by the British from 1945 till Independence of India from British rule on 15 August
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British had held trial of the Indian National Army prisoners for treason in 1945. Since then he retracted (after the present museum was completed) his selection of the site and indicated a new building adjoining the existing museum as the site where the trial was held. In
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Independence on 15 August 1947. Several other government agencies, including ASI, were also involved with the upkeep of the monuments. This became an issue when ASI had approached UNESCO in 1992 to include this monument for inscription on World Heritage List. Hence, at that time ASI
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December 2003 and thereafter, in 2006, the ASI submitted its
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Salimgarh Fort at a cost of Rs 8 million (US$ 160,000) to be completed before the
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proposal for World Heritage listing by UNESCO. Finally, the World Heritage Committee accepted Government of India's request and accorded approval for inscription of the Red Fort Complex, Delhi in the World Heritage List, in its meeting held from 23 to 27 June 2007 at
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Delhi via Ferghana; Aurangzeb's daughter, whom he jailed for 20 years in Salimgarh, next to the Red Fort, because of her Sufi sympathies. Aurangzeb had killed music in his realm. Zebunissa's voice sang in her ancestral homeland, though lost to Delhi.
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nights. It is also mentioned that the moans and groans of the soldiers of INA who were tortured and who died here are heard in the vicinity. Thus, this fort established a strong link between the Mughal rule and the
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unexpected imprisonment is also described in this book: Zebunissa's fate changed drastically when she was sent to prison by her father Aurangzeb, where she died leaving a landmark near the Red Fort of Delhi.
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1947. Many of the prisoners had died within the jail premises. The place was chosen as the site for the museum on the basis of initial identification provided by Colonel
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was taken prisoner at Humayun tomb. This fort was then the scene of a lot of war activity. During the rebellion, Emperor
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wearing a black veil singing poems composed by her, on
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3116:Group of Monuments at Pattadakal
1768:
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1608:"Red Fort to reveal its secrets"
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3617:Suppression of Tilpat rebellion
2572:Fort of São Tiago of Banastarim
1665:. Express India. Archived from
1606:Maneesh pandey (25 June 2006).
1544:
1514:
642:On this occasion, a section on
50:Entrance Gate to Salimgarh Fort
4154:List of tombs of Mughal Empire
3612:Mughal–Safavid war (1649–1653)
3607:Mughal–Safavid war (1622–1623)
3099:Brihadisvara Temple, Thanjavur
706:Another view of Salimgarh Fort
508:
392:Archaeological Survey of India
1:
3066:Khangchendzonga National Park
2892:World Heritage Sites in India
1661:Neha Sinha (2 October 2007).
1414:Ronald Villiam Smith (2005).
1207:. Lonely Planet. p. 93.
1170:Red Fort & Salimgarh Fort
884:
429:During the British rule, the
390:in 2007, which obligates the
4374:1546 establishments in India
3187:Churches and convents of Goa
3182:Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus
2936:Darjeeling Himalayan Railway
2918:Buddhist Monuments at Sanchi
2913:Khajuraho Group of Monuments
474:
337:, in a former island of the
7:
4369:Indian National Army trials
3662:Mughal–Portuguese conflicts
3106:Group of Monuments at Hampi
1417:The Delhi that no-one knows
1320:. PaperbackshopUS. p.
1056:Delhi and its Neighbourhood
783:
10:
4400:
4061:Alamgir Mosque, Aurangabad
3281:Mountain Railways of India
3244:Historic City of Ahmadabad
3084:Great Living Chola Temples
2908:Rock Shelters of Bhimbetka
692:
565:Fort conservation measures
397:
388:UNESCO World Heritage Site
308:& British War against
253:UNESCO World Heritage Site
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4081:Shah Jahan Mosque, Thatta
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3259:The Jantar Mantar, Jaipur
3192:Dholavira:a Harappan city
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3652:Indian Rebellion of 1857
3597:Mughal conquest of Malwa
3121:Nilgiri Mountain Railway
3061:Manas Wildlife Sanctuary
2962:Sundarbans National Park
795:, earliest Hindu rulers
431:Indian Rebellion of 1857
310:Indian Rebellion of 1857
3627:Tibet–Ladakh–Mughal war
3207:Hill Forts of Rajasthan
3056:Kaziranga National Park
943:Delhi, Past and Present
801:, earlier than 1000 BCE
762:Salimgarh Fort and the
610:2010 Commonwealth Games
3249:Jaipur City, Rajasthan
3000:Keoladeo National Park
1522:"Memories of Ferghana"
1317:The New Guide to Delhi
940:Fanshawe. H.C (1998).
675:
640:
631:Gurbaksh Singh Dhillon
625:
602:Supreme Court of India
598:
574:
487:
426:
4139:Tomb of Salim Chishti
3622:Ahom–Mughal conflicts
3372:Aurangzeb (Alamgir I)
2995:Humayun's Tomb, Delhi
2492:St Thomas, Tangasseri
2467:Fortim do Mar, Simbor
2009:Eastern Ganga dynasty
1724:at Wikimedia Commons
1688:Verma, Amrit (1985).
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435:Bahadur Shah Zafar II
420:
4101:Tombs and mausoleums
3137:Chennakeshava Temple
3089:Airavatesvara Temple
3036:Complexe du Capitole
3005:Kalka–Shimla railway
1669:on 25 September 2012
1551:Renuka Nath (1990).
1510:on 23 February 2012.
543:Indian National Army
469:Indian National Army
316:Garrison information
4066:Jama Masjid (Delhi)
3632:Mughal–Maratha wars
3142:Hoysaleswara Temple
2399:Tiruchirapalli Rock
1806:Garchuk Lachit Garh
1053:Y.D.Sharma (2001).
585:Government of India
443:British Indian Army
414:name in his court.
156:Government of India
116: /
4318:Nizam of Hyderabad
3592:Mughal-Rajput wars
3412:Ahmad Shah Bahadur
3377:Muhammad Azam Shah
2957:Sun Temple, Konark
2532:Fortaleza de Chaul
2462:Fortim do Mar, Diu
2447:Castella de Aguada
1620:on 24 October 2012
1613:The Times of India
1179:on 11 October 2011
1105:Lucy Peck (2005).
1006:Delhi Through Ages
877:Stepwells of Delhi
859:Rashtrapati Bhavan
676:
626:
575:
497:. It has circular
488:
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162:Controlled by
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4262:Foreign relations
4200:
4199:
4149:Tomb of Nur Jahan
4144:Tomb of Aurangzeb
4091:Wazir Khan Mosque
4011:Forts and palaces
3997:
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3969:Guru Gobind Singh
3897:Bayazid of Sylhet
3580:
3579:
3480:Foreign relations
3287:
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2858:
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2685:Senapati fortress
2129:Kingdom of Mysore
2101:Nahar Singh Mahal
2060:Gujarat Sultanate
1912:Deccan sultanates
1816:Bahmani Sultanate
1720:Media related to
1564:978-81-210-0241-7
1496:Dr. Akbar Ahmed.
1427:978-81-8028-020-7
1273:978-81-7099-462-6
1214:978-1-86450-297-8
1063:on 31 August 2005
1016:978-81-7488-138-0
953:978-81-206-1318-8
670:separated by the
460:of the Red Fort.
451:infantry regiment
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293:Stones and Bricks
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120:28.661°N 77.240°E
38:New Delhi, India
16:Building in India
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4308:Nawabs of Bengal
4271:Successor states
4175:Shalimar Gardens
4119:Gardens of Babur
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3954:Lachit Borphukan
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3657:Mughal–Sikh wars
3602:Gujarat conquest
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3495:Mughal artillery
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3237:Ranthambore Fort
3021:Red Fort Complex
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2404:Chandragiri Fort
2356:Hari Parbat Fort
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2111:Kakatiya dynasty
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867:History of Delhi
844:Feroz Shah Kotla
838:Tughlaqabad Fort
819:Qila Rai Pithora
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4114:Bibi Ka Maqbara
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3959:Khushal Khattak
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3780:Thanesar (1710)
3775:Thanesar (1567)
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2802:Vattakottai
2720:Sikh Empire
2705:Ranthambore
2670:Hinglajgarh
2635:Kumbhalgarh
2567:Rachol Fort
2379:Chitradurga
2321:Purana Qila
2303:Sadashivgad
2288:Hinglajgarh
2137:Devanahalli
2086:Bawana Fort
1994:Tughlaqabad
1974:Bandhavgarh
1897:Tellicherry
1847:Anchuthengu
1839:British Raj
1796:Kareng Ghar
1588:29 December
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580:Indian Army
519:Dara Shikoh
515:Murad Baksh
509:As a prison
408:Jama Masjid
358:Sur dynasty
284:Sur dynasty
182:(1555–1857)
172:(1546–1555)
123: /
99:Coordinates
4359:Sur Empire
4348:Categories
4333:Rohilkhand
4278:Sur Empire
3984:Nader Shah
3919:Rana Sanga
3831:Daulatabad
3715:Haldighati
3647:Bengal war
3485:Government
3417:Alamgir II
3367:Shah Jahan
2794:Travancore
2779:Rohtasgarh
2766:Sur Empire
2675:Mehrangarh
2537:Ponda Fort
2527:Ghodbunder
2522:Cranganore
2502:Pallipuram
2497:St. Angelo
2419:Portuguese
2248:Sindhudurg
2175:Mandavgadh
1942:(Mastgarh)
1940:Jalna Fort
1925:Daulatabad
1920:Ahmednagar
1852:St. George
1378:Delhi Fort
885:References
169:Sur Empire
142:and Prison
111:77°14′24″E
108:28°39′40″N
4134:Taj Mahal
4018:Agra Fort
3979:Bajirao I
3902:Musa Khan
3856:Purandhar
3760:Raj Mahal
3735:Najafgarh
3585:Conflicts
3552:Hyderabad
3508:Provinces
3279:^part of
3212:Amer Fort
3048:Northeast
3026:Taj Mahal
2980:Agra Fort
2845:Udayagiri
2840:Bangalore
2807:Udayagiri
2690:Sabalgarh
2640:Nahargarh
2615:Jaisalmer
2590:Achalgarh
2487:Madh Fort
2336:Allahabad
2253:Vijaydurg
2238:Vishalgad
2233:Pratapgad
2152:Sankagiri
1999:Salimgarh
1930:Gawilghur
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832:Siri Fort
550:Zebunnisa
527:Zebunnisa
503:sandstone
475:Structure
465:artillery
380:Aurangzeb
374:Shahjahan
345:, son of
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304:siege of
290:Materials
249:Condition
212:1857–1947
4323:Carnatic
4242:Painting
4237:Language
4205:See also
4033:Red Fort
3887:Isa Khan
3851:Kandahar
3836:Golconda
3765:Samugarh
3700:Chanderi
3490:Military
3437:Akbar II
3362:Shahryar
3357:Jahangir
3334:Emperors
2665:Kalinjar
2650:Taragarh
2630:Kankwadi
2625:Junagarh
2600:Bhangarh
2517:Anjediva
2472:Emmanuel
2452:Diu Fort
2389:Dindigul
2361:Ramnagar
2326:Chanderi
2258:Shivneri
2218:Sinhagad
2213:Sudhagad
2170:Mandsaur
2142:Palakkad
2119:Warangal
2096:Lohagarh
2040:Asirgarh
2022:Raibania
2017:Barabati
1935:Golconda
1829:Gulbarga
853:Red fort
813:Anangpur
784:See also
764:Red Fort
732:Red Fort
680:Jahangir
668:Red Fort
499:bastions
485:Red Fort
421:View of
404:Aravalli
366:Red Fort
360:rule in
29:Part of
4257:Weapons
4232:Gardens
4227:Fashion
4222:Culture
4217:Cuisine
4053:Mosques
3949:Shivaji
3866:Sambhal
3841:Hooghly
3811:Bijapur
3785:Tukaroi
3770:Sirhind
3755:Plassey
3672:Battles
3542:Gujarat
3470:Economy
3458:Dynasty
3347:Humayun
2900:Central
2850:Vellore
2751:Belapur
2660:Gwalior
2655:Lal Kot
2610:Jaigarh
2605:Chittor
2582:Rajputs
2409:Hosdurg
2298:Visapur
2228:Panhala
2208:Lohagad
2050:Thalner
1979:Hathras
1969:Aligarh
1951:Panhala
1946:Narnala
1877:Mazagon
1857:William
693:Gallery
554:moonlit
532:Rangoon
523:Gwalior
495:masonry
471:(INA).
449:Fourth
398:History
354:Humayun
282:of the
271:1546 AD
4163:Others
3944:Gokula
3804:Sieges
3795:Bhulua
3730:Khanwa
3725:Khajwa
3720:Karnal
3710:Ghagra
3705:Chausa
3567:Multan
3557:Lahore
3532:Bengal
2835:Gingee
2784:Munger
2774:Chunar
2756:Underi
2728:Kamlah
2700:Kangra
2680:Narwar
2620:Jalore
2507:Aguada
2482:Korlai
2442:Arnala
2394:Gingee
2293:Manora
2283:Jhansi
2273:Gingee
2263:Raigad
2243:Rajgad
2223:Tikona
2203:Kolaba
2193:Dongri
2068:Bhadra
2045:Laling
1862:Bombay
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616:Museum
492:rubble
455:Lahore
447:Punjab
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3846:Jinji
3826:Daman
3821:Delhi
3790:Bakla
3695:Buxar
3562:Malwa
3547:Delhi
3537:Berar
3527:Awadh
3522:Ajmer
3352:Akbar
3342:Babur
3076:South
2972:North
2738:Siddi
2595:Amber
2437:Mahim
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2147:Bekal
2091:Gohad
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341:, by
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268:Built
232:1947–
227:India
208:India
152:Owner
31:Delhi
4298:Jats
4191:more
3929:Hemu
3680:Agra
3572:Sira
3517:Agra
3475:Flag
3164:West
2928:East
2812:East
2695:Bahu
2331:Agra
1989:Siri
1867:Riwa
1694:ISBN
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1590:2019
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