Red Fort
1. Red Fort: A fort built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the walled city of Old Delhi (present day Delhi, India) in the walled city of the Red Fort in the seventeenth century. Until 1857, this fort was the capital of the Mughal empire. Then, when the British Indian government exiled Bahadur Shah of the Mughal Emperor II, the Indian capital was transferred to Calcutta. By 1947 the British used this fort as a military camp. Currently, it is a popular tourist center and a strong symbol of the sovereignty of the Indian Republic: On the occasion of Indian Independence Day, Indian Prime Minister hoists the national flag at a place adjacent to the Lahore Gate of Red Fort. In 2007, this facility was chosen as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Red Fort In 1638, Emperor Shahjahan started the construction of the great fort. The construction ended in 1848. Initially, the name of this fort was "Kila-i-Mubarak" ("Baptist fortress"); Because the family of Emperor lived