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A fort was built at the center of the city, Svayambhusiva temple was constructed inside the fort complex
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Qutb-ud-din Aibak declared himself as the first Sultan of the Mamluk dynasty
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Tughluqabad was served as their capital in Delhi
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Two audience halls were built inside the fort, 'Diwan-i-aam' and 'Diwan-i-khas'
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Tughluq prince Ulugh Khan conquered Warangal, renamed the city as Sultanpur
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Between 1323-1331 CE, the Tughluq ruler destroyed the Svayambhusiva temple and the fort complex, the four gateways were retained, given new meanings
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It was constructed on the plinth of the destroyed Svayambhusiva temple
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Ulugh Khan was enthroned as Sultan Muhammad bin Tughluq at the fort of Tughluqabad
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Musunuri Nayakas defeated the Tughluqs, renamed the city as Warangal again
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Two audience halls, 'Diwan-i-aam' and 'Diwan-i-khas' were constructed inside the fort complex
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The design of the hall, process of construction possesses similar attributes to the Khush Mahal
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Built between 1500-1565 CE, it represents features of both Indian and Islamic architectural practices
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He ruled there from 1504-1512 CE
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Sultan Quli Qutb Shah defeated Shitab Khan, Orugallu was under their political control till 1687 CE