दिल्ली का शेरगढ़ क्यों नहीं है किताबों में? | Delhi’s Forgotten City – Shergarh takes you into one of the most mysterious and lesser-known chapters of Indian history. Delhi is often described as a city of seven capitals – from Indraprastha to Shahjahanabad – but very few people know about Shergarh, the lost city built by Sher Shah Suri in the 16th century. Sher Shah Suri, who defeated Humayun and ruled for a short but impactful period, established Shergarh near the area of Purana Qila (Old Fort) in Delhi. This city was meant to be a symbol of his power and administrative genius. But after his death and the return of the Mughals, Shergarh slowly vanished from political memory and history books. Today, Shergarh survives only in ruins around Purana Qila, but its historical significance is immense. It was here that Sher Shah implemented his ideas of fortification, administration, and urban planning, which influenced later Mughal architecture and governance. Yet, most history textbooks skip this chapter, leaving Shergarh as history’s biggest mystery of Delhi. This video explores the history of Shergarh, Sher Shah Suri’s vision, Delhi’s lost cities, and the reasons why Shergarh never became as famous as Shahjahanabad or Lutyens’ Delhi. If you want to uncover a forgotten piece of Delhi’s heritage and Indian medieval history, this story will open your eyes to how history remembers some rulers while erasing others. #shershahsuri #delhi #lostcities #indianhistory