Rohtas Fort is situated close to the city of Jhelum in Punjab, Pakistan. The post lies on the notable GT street between the sloping district of Afghanistan and the fields of Punjab. It was worked under Afghan lord Sher Shah Suri. This stronghold is around 4 km in circuit. The Rohtas post was worked to pulverize the nearby clans of Potohar, who opposed the Sur tradition after the Mughal head Humayun was expelled by the previous.
It required eight years to constructed the post, it was caught by Mughal ruler Humayun in 1555. Rohtas was likewise infrequently utilized for regulatory purposes by the Sikh ruler Ranjit Singh after he caught
Entryways
The Rohtas Fort has 12 doors, Sohail Gate, Shah Chandwali Gate,Kabuli Gate, Shishi Gate, Langar Khani Gate, Talaqi Gate, Mori or Kashmiri Gate, Khwas Khani Gate, Gatali Gate, Tulla Mori Gate, Pipalwala Gate, Sar Gate, every one of them are implicit ashlar stone.
A little mosque is close to the Kabuli door. It has a chance chamber and a little patio. It is the most brightened of the first structures of the post
The Rani Mahal is close to Haveli Man Singh. It is a one story structure. It initially had four rooms yet just room stays standing today. The underpinning of the four rooms can in any case be seen today.
Maqbara Khair un Nisa
Outside the Langar Khani Gate is the burial chamber of a woman called Khair Un Nisa. She was the little girl of the food serve named Qadir Bukhsh. She kicked the bucket here and was covered in this burial place yet she was subsequently moved to Sasaram.
Until the development of the new Grand Trunk Road, Rohtas was a stopping put on the primary Peshawar-Lahore street. This street had serais about a mile separated. One of these is around one mile north of the Rohtas Fort. It is in a fair condition of conservation.
The majority of the stronghold is in a generally excellent condition of safeguarding. In the bits that have fallen away (Haveli Man Singh) one can in any case see some piece of the first development. The focal opening of the Chandwali Gate has been revamped as of late so that is the as it were "phony" part of the post.
In mid 2005, drainage, weighty rains, and general disregard caused the left internal face of the Talaqi Gate to fall, and the right flank and establishment to become separated from the first design.
The Gatali Gate structures one of the first doorways to Rohtas. Over the long haul, its right stronghold and supporting wall have imploded because of pervaded water and the disintegration of its establishments
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