Upon the accession of the ruler who made this city his capital, its major complex was built and fitted with a Hall of Public and Private Audiences and a so-called Palace of Color, through which flowed a stream of paradise.
Upon the accession of the ruler who made this city his capital, its major complex was built and fitted with a Hall of Public and Private Audiences and a so-called Palace of Color, through which flowed a stream of paradise. The Jama Masjid or Friday Mosque was also built, which closely resembled another city's Pearl Mosque, built by the same ruler. It remained capital until the Persian ruler Nadir Shah looted it, destroying treasures like the Peacock Throne from the central establishment, the Red Fort. Created for the seventh time when Shah Jahan moved the capital here from Agra, FTP, name this city, the old version of which was the late Mughal capital and the new version of which is currently the third largest city in India.
Upon the accession of the ruler who made this city his capital, its major complex was built and fitted with a Hall of Public and Private Audiences and a so-called Palace of Color, through which flowed a stream of paradise.
{Delhi} (accept {Old Delhi} or even {New Delhi} since it’s kind of the same place)