Red Coloured Havaili Located at Mochi Gate Inside Walled City Of Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.

These Are Some Pictures of Arabic Commemorative Stone And Old Times Red Coloured Havaili Located at Mochi Gate Inside Walled City Of Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. Now Imam Bargah Is Established In This Havaili.


Pictures By Liaqat Ali Ji

Remains of Fatehabad Town Located Between Hisar And Sirsa, India.

These Are Some Pictures of Arabic Commemorative Stone And Remains of Fatehabad Town Located Between Hisar And Sirsa, India. The Town of Fatehabad Was Founded By Feroz Shah Taghluq, The Sultan of Delhi In The Name of His Son Fateh Khan in 1352 A.D.
'This pillar stands at the town Fatiabad in Haryana state of India. The lower part of the pillar is originally Ashokan which was removed from its original site in a nearby village by Sultan Firoz Shah Tughlaq and re-established here. Now the body of the pillar is inscribed with the genealogy of Sultan Firoz in Arabic. The town itself was founded by the Sultan and named after his son Fateh Khan. In fact the Sultan was fascinated by the workmanship of these Ashokan pillars. He carried two such pillars to Delhi and set one of them on a three-storeyed building in his fort Ferozshah Kotla in Delhi. The other pillar stands on the Ridge at Delhi, near Hindu Rao Hospital. A section a still another such pillar is there in the Sultan's fort at Hissar, also in Haryana.


Article About Pillar By Sir Subhash Parihar Ji





Pictures By Yashpal Gulia Ji

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Temple Located At Ravi Road Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.

These Are Some Pictures Of Hindi Commemorative Stone And Old Times Entrance Of A Temple Located At Ravi Road Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.


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Pictures By Sir Veer Shuaib Raza Ji

Old Shiv Temple Built By Lajj Patt Rai Malhotra in 1931 Located At Khushab

These Are Some Pictures Of Commemorative Stone And Building Of Old Shiv Temple Built By Lajj Patt Rai Malhotra in 1931 Located At Khushab, Punjab, Pakistan.
Pictures By Imtiaz Husain Imtiaz Ji

Jahan Kosha Cannon Placed In Topekhana At Murshidabad

These Are Some Pictures Of Commemorative Board And Old Jahan Kosha Cannon Placed In Topekhana At Murshidabad, West Bengal, India. Topekhana Was The Nawab's Artillery Park. This Cannon Is Also Known In The Names Of "Great Gun", "Destroyer Of The World", "Conqueror Of The Universe" And "World Subduer" The Cannon Is Made Of 8 Metals i,e Silver, Gold, Lead, Copper, Zinc, Tin, Iron And Mercury. The Cannon Is 7 Tons In Weight, 17 Feet, 6 Inches In Length and 3 Feet In Width. The Circumference Of Its Mouth Is More Than 1 Foot. This Cannon Can Fire 17 KG Gunpowder.
This Big Cannon Was Made By Janardan Karmakar. He Made it Under The Instructions Of Daroga Shree Muhammad Under The Supervision Of Hara Ballav Das In 1637 AD. The Jahan Kosha Cannon Is Now Maintained By The Archaeological Survey Of India.
It Is Written On The Commemorative Board Of Jahan Kosha Gun:
'JAHAN KOSHA GUN '
' The Great Cannon Known As Jahan Kosha Or The World Sub-Duer Lies As A Solid Testimony Of The Metallurgical Skill Of The Bengali Blacksmith Janardan Who Made it. It Measures 5.5 M In Length And Weighs More Than 7 Tons. According To An Old Inscription Engraved on It, It Was Made at The Instance Of Subadar Islam Khan During The Reign Of Shah Jahan In 1637 A.D'
Pictures Gifted By Inderjeet Singh Ji

Museum Situated In Gor Gathri, Peshawar,

These Are Some Pictures Of City Museum Situated In Gor Gathri, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Few Antique Things Are Preserved Here. A Fire Brigade Vehicle of 1912 Of Peshawar Fire Brigade Is Also Preserved In Original Condition In City Museum Peshawar.
Photography By Sir Veer Shuaib Raza Ji

Forest Museum

These Are Some Interior Pictures Of Forest Museum Located Inside Forest Institute Peshawar, Khabar Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. It Is Part Of Pakistan Forest Institute Which Was Established In 1966. Forest Museum Is The Only Museum Of Its Nature In Pakistan. Different Kinds Of Wood And Ancient Samples Of Wood Dating Back To 7Th Century A.D Discovered From Naupur Buddhist Stupa And Other Durable Wood Are Displayed In Forest Museum Peshawar. Different Things Made Of Wood Are Also Displayed Here In Forest Museum Peshawar.
You Can Feel Jungle Atmosphere Inside Museum.
Photography By Sir Veer Shuaib Raza Ji

Mohenjo Daro Museum

All These Pictures Are Of Mohenjo Daro Museum Located With The Thousands Years Old Civilized Archaeological Remains Of Mohanjo Daro Which Is The Essential Part Of Indus Valley Civilization On The West Of The Indus River In Larkana District, Sindh, Pakistan. There Placed Thousands Years Old Things Which Discovered During Discovering The Site.
Mohanjo Daro was One Of The Largest Urban Settlements Of The Ancient Indus Valley Civilization Also Known As Harrapan Civilization. It Is One Of The World's Earliest Major URBAN settlements Contemporaneous With The Civilizations Of Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Minoa, and Norte Chico. The Archaeological Site Was Discovered During British Era In 1920s. Due To Its Importance, Mohaaanjo Daro Is Designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980 A.D.
Pictures By Abdul Mannan Ji.