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What did they use to build lal qila?
They used Marble and Sandstone to build Lal Quila (Red Fort in Delhi)
What building materials did they use to build Lal Qila?
Marble and Sandstone
Where is Lal Qila located?
Lal Qila [Red Fort] is situated in New Delhi, India
Why was the Lal Qila built?
It was built for defence.
When was the Lal Qila built?
between 1639 and 1648
Where will you find poem on lal qila of India name of poem lal qila par amar tiranga?
on interent cliking on the hindi language just type the name of kavita or the first line
Which Mughal ruler built the Red Fort or Lal Qila?
Shah Jahan
What are facts about lal qila?
lal qila is also called red fort why dont u go chck out for urself,the charges for the trip are indians:rs.20 foreigners:rs.250 camera: free vid camera: applies to the company
What is the real name of the red fort?
Well "Red Fort" is the English translation of its original Urdu/Hindi name Lal Qil'ah or Lal Qila
Who built the Lal Qila in Delhi?
Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan (1628-1658) built the Lal Qila (Red Fort) at Delhi in 1648. It was the official residence of the Mughals until 1857, when the British exiled the last Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar to Rangoon in Burma.
Who is responsible for building lal qila?
Lal Quila, was originally built by Vikramaditya The 3rd. A Hindu Emperor who ruled Indraprastha (Now Delhi) I was a Shiv Mandira then, and was built to commomarate a iron shiv lingam. The lingam was rusted and thus had red colour and killa or qilla is for lingam. so was the name derived. Red lingam. The present Lal Qila or the fortress was built by shahjahan after the Temple was destroyed by the invading Muslims. The rocks etc used belong to the original temple. You can still find the Trishul of lord Shiva on the pinnacle of the building. This research was done by his holiness Shree Shree 1008 Daddah Ji Maharaj, but his work was destroyed by the so called secular Govt. of India and he is missing since then!
The Lal in Lal Bal Pal was?
The 'Lal' in 'Lal, Bal. Pal' refers to Jawahar Lal Nehru.
