There is more than one historical fort in India, which is very famous all over the world. Actually, the first King-Maharaja used to build forts for the safety of himself and his kingdom. There are many such forts in the country, which have been standing in the same way for hundreds of years, as before, nothing has happened to them even today. Do you know which is the oldest fort in India and where is it? No, today we are going to tell you about this fort.
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The name of this fort is 'Qila Mubarak', which is located in Bathinda city of Punjab. It also has the status of being an architecture of national importance in India. The maintenance of this fort is the responsibility of the Archaeological Survey of India. Fort Mubarak is considered to be the oldest and the highest fort of brick. The history of this fort spread over 14 and a half acres is very old. It is said that in 1239, in this fort, the female ruler Razia Sultan or Sultana was taken captive by her own servant Altunia. Actually, Razia Sultana was the first female ruler of Muslim and Turkish history. For this reason, this fort is also known as Razia Sultan Fort. Apart from this, this fort has many other names, such as Bathinda Fort, Govindghar, Bakramghar, etc.
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Gurudwara is also built inside this fort, which was built by Maharaja Karam Singh of Patiala. Guru Nanak Dev of Sikhs, Guru Tegh Bahadur has also come to this fort. Apart from these, the tenth Sikh Guru Sri Guru Govind Singh also came here in the year 1705. It is said that once the Mughal ruler Babur came with him to this fort with some cannons, out of which four cannons are still present here.
