Index:The Seven Cities of Delhi.djvu
CONTENTS SITUATIONS OF THE OBJECTS OF INTEREST (ITINERARIES FOR TWO DAYS) MODERN DELHI AND THE RIDGE page
THE PLAINS TO THE SOUTH OF DELHI
DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS OF THE CITIES AND THEIR MONUMENTS THE SEVEN CITIES OF DELHI page
OLD DELHI
SIRI, TUGHLUKĀBĀD, AND JAHĀNPANĀH
FIROZĀBĀD AND THE DELHI OF SHER SHĀH page
CHAPTER VII SHĀHJAHĀNĀBĀD The Walls — St. James's Church — Adjoining Houses — Magazine — Old Cemetery — Nigambodh Gate — Salimgarh — Garden of Mādho Dās — The Palace before 1857 — Courts and Buildings — Dariāganj — Jāma Masjid — Objects North of the Ridge — Coronation Darbār Park — Badli-ki-Sarāi— Garden of Mahaldār Khān — Roshanāra Garden — Mithāi Bridge — Hindu Rāo's House .... 134
HISTORY OF DELHI FROM THE TWELFTH TO THE TWENTIETH CENTURIES
DELHI BEFORE THE MOGHAL CONQUEST Mahomedan Conquest of Delhi — The First Mahomedan King of India — The Slaves who became Kings — Altamsh — Balban — The Khilji Dynasty — Alā-ud-din — Tughlak Shāh — His Son Mahomed — Firoze Shāh — Timur's Invasion — The Lodi Kings — The Moghals called in . .173 CHAPTER IX DELHI IN MOGHAL TIMES Babar — Humayun — Akbar — Jahangir — Shah Jahan — Aurangzeb — Puppet Emperors — Mahomed Shah — Nadir Shah's Invasion — Ahmad Khan Abdali — Mahratta predominance — Shah Alam — Ghulam Kadir — A Blind Emperor 210 CHAPTER X DELHI UNDER "JOHN COMPANY" Battle of Delhi — Lord Lake's Conquest — Siege of Delhi by Holkar — Shah Alam a Pensioner — Akbar Shah — British Residents — Bahadur Shah — The Succession Question . 253 CHAPTER XI THE MUTINY OF 1857 AND THE SIEGE Outbreak at Meerut— The Mutineers at Delhi— Defence of the Magazine — The flight — Advance of the Avenging Army — Battle of Ghazi-ud-din Nagar — Battle of Badli-ki-Sarai — Events of the Siege — Arrival of the Siege Train in September — Siege Batteries — The Assault — Fighting in the City — The City retaken — Capture of the King . 262 CHAPTER XII DELHI SINCE 1857 The City under a Military Governor — Advance of the Jodhpur Legion — Battle of Narnoul — Trial of Prominent Rebels and of the King — Delhi transferred to the Punjab — Assumption of Government by the Crown — Proclamation of a British Empress of India — Delhi the Commercial Capital of Northern India . . 295 |