This gate was once the northern gateway of a palace designed by Sardar Farra Baksh and finished by Niyamat Khan Dakhni in 1579 AD in the reign of fourth king Murtaza Nizam Shah I (1565-1588 AD). Only the remains of the gate could be seen and no other evidence for the palace is observed from the nearby area. This gate is a lonely standing ancient structure in the midst of modern buildings all around and heavy traffic. This gate was once the northern gateway of a magnificent palace designed by Sardar Faerrah Baksh and finished by Nyamat Khan Dakhni in 1579 AD in the reign of Murtaza Nizam Shah (1565-1588 AD). It served as the main entrance to the palace. The gate bears a Nagari and an Arabic inscription in eleven lines on the top of the doorway engraved in two stone tablets, which gives the date of its construction in 1579 AD.

हिंदी में कोई विवरण उपलब्ध नहीं है

मराठी मध्ये वर्णन उपलब्ध नाही