FATEHPUR SIKRI History (in Hindi) | History of Fatehpur Sikri | Kila | Dargah | Buland Darwaza |

This Fatehpur Sikri Video is based on my recent visit to Fatehpur Sikri(Fatehpur Sikri) about 40 kms away from Agra(Agra) City of Uttar Pradesh. Fatehpur Sikri ki Dargarh(Fatehpur Sikri ki Dargah) is known to be one of the most popular places in the Holy Complex of Fatehpur Sikri ka fort. Fatehpur Sikri History(Fatehpur Sikri ka Itihas) is not only about fatehpur sikri tourist places but also about Buland Darwaza(Fatehpur Sikri ka Buland Darwaza) and Mazar(Fatehpur Sikri ki Mazar) and Qawwali(Fatehpur Sikri ki Qawwali) song played there. Anyways, fatehpur sikri ka buland darwaza is known to be world's largest gateway. Many people ask where is Fatehpur Sikri (where is Fatehpur Sikri or where is it located), which means where is Fatehpur Sikri and I have already answered this question. Jodha Bai Mahal is also situated inside the premises. So in this video you will not only know Fatehpur Sikri in Hindi but you will also know Fatehpur Sikri history in Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Malayalam, Gujarati. You will also feel very good after watching this video and knowing the secret and complete history of Fatehpur Sikri. A lot of people talk about Fatehpur Sikri haunted story about Fatehpur Sikri historical places but there is no clear mention of it, anywhere. You will find a few Fatehpur Sikri hotels nearby this place and you can take your time on Facebook and Instagram to set a few Fatehpur Sikri status. A lot of movies (Fatehpur Sikri film) including Shah Rakh Khan's Pardes was shot here. Fatehpur Sikri is a city 40 km away from Agra, established by Mughal Emperor Akbar. In this video, we will tell you the history of Fatehpur Sikri. The Dargah/Mazar of Fatehpur Sikri, the Qawwali of Fatehpur Sikri and the Buland Darwaza of Fatehpur Sikri are the most important tourist places here. So now you know where Fatehpur Sikri is or where it is located. The film based on Fatehpur Sikri was Shah Rakh Khan's Pardes. History of Fatehpur Sikri: -- Fatehpur Sikri is known to be a town in the Agra District of Uttar Pradesh, India. The city was founded as Mughal Capital in 1571 by the mughal Emperor Akbar, who served his this role from 1571 to 1585, after which Akbar abandoned this place due to scarcity of water. The name of the city is known to be derived from the village situated here named Sikri which actually occupied this spot before. An excavation from Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) from the year 1999 to 2000 also showed habitation as well as some temples and commercial centers here before Akbar actually built his capital here. The region was known to be settled by Sungas following their expansion. In the 12th century, it was controlled by Sikarwar Rajputs for a short period of time. The khanqah of the popular sufi saint Sheikh Salim Chishti existed at this place earlier. Son of Akbar, Jahangir(also known as Salim), was born here at this village of Sikri to his favorite wife Mariam-uz-Zamani in the year 1569 and in the same year Akbar began construction of a religious compound to give respect to the Sheikh who predicted the birth of Akbar's son. After the 2nd birthday of Jahangir, Akbar began the construction of this walled city as well as the imperial palace here. The city was later named as Fatehpur Sikri, which means "City of Victory", after Akbar's Gujarat win in 1573. But before Akbar chose this site for his capital city, his predecessors Babur and Humayun actually redesigned the urban layout of Fatehpur Sikri's. Attilio Petruccioli, who is a well known scholar of Islamic architecture as well as Professor of Landscape Architecture at the Polytechnic University of Bari, Italy, says that "Babur and his successors" wanted "to get away from the noise and confusion of Agra build an uninterrupted sequence of gardens on the free left bank of the Yamuna, linked both by boat and by land." Fatehpur Sikri was awarded the well known status of UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 1986. As per historian Syed Ali Nadeem Rezavi, the region here flourished under the rule of Sunga and then under the Sikarwar Rajputs, who actually built a fortress when they controlled this area for a short span in the 12th century. The area later came under Delhi Sultanate's and a lot of mosques were built at the place which increased during the Khalji dynasty's period.