Bala Hissar

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Bala Hisar, Kabul, Kabul, Kabul Fort

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Location: 34.505, 69.191, KML, Maps

    BalaHissarFortKabul01BalaHissarFortKabul01
    BalaHissarFortKabul02BalaHissarFortKabul02
    BalaHissarFortKabul03BalaHissarFortKabul03
    Bala hissar shah shaheed kabul afghanistanBala hissar shah shaheed kabul afghanistan
    Caubul costumes. Preparing to go out in the streets. His Majesty Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk. The governor`s place of refuge during the capture of the fortress LCCN2016647844Caubul costumes. Preparing to go out in the streets. His Majesty Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk. The governor's place of refuge during the capture of the fortress LCCN2016647844
    His Majesty Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk. The governor`s place of refuge during the capture of the fortress LCCN2016647844 (cropped)His Majesty Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk. The governor's place of refuge during the capture of the fortress LCCN2016647844 (cropped)
    Interior of the palace of Shah Shuja I Molk, the late king of Kabul   This lithograph is taken from page 3 of Interior of the palace of Shah Shuja I Molk, the late king of Kabul This lithograph is taken from page 3 of "Afghanistan" by Lieutenant James Ruther. This scene shows the brave king in 1839 after he became king of Afghanistan in Bala Hesar (for
    KabulKabul
    King Abdur Rahman Khan in the Graphic newspaperKing Abdur Rahman Khan in the Graphic newspaper
    Liebigbild-Bala Hissar and Khaiber PassLiebigbild-Bala Hissar and Khaiber Pass
    NO-NB BLDSA GM2a287nNO-NB BLDSA GM2a287n
    Panorama of the Bala Hissar WDL11486 LHS (cropped)Panorama of the Bala Hissar WDL11486 LHS (cropped)
    Panorama of the Bala Hissar WDL11486 complete (cropped)Panorama of the Bala Hissar WDL11486 complete (cropped)
    Panorama of the Bala Hissar WDL11486 (cropped)Panorama of the Bala Hissar WDL11486 (cropped)
    Remains of Bala Hissar fort, Kabul Wellcome L0038123Remains of Bala Hissar fort, Kabul Wellcome L0038123
    Ruins of the British ResidencyRuins of the British Residency
    South wall, Bala Hissar and Kabul Residency, 1879South wall, Bala Hissar and Kabul Residency, 1879
    The Bala Hissar, or Citadel of Cabul - The Graphic, 1880 (cropped)The Bala Hissar, or Citadel of Cabul - The Graphic, 1880 (cropped)
    The Balla Hissar and city of Caubul from the upper part of the citadel LCCN95509498The Balla Hissar and city of Caubul from the upper part of the citadel LCCN95509498
    The Balla Hissar and city of Caubul, from the upper part of the citadel - NAM 1016345The Balla Hissar and city of Caubul, from the upper part of the citadel - NAM 1016345
    The Durbar-Khaneh of Shah Shoojah-Ool-Moolk, at Caubul LCCN2007681519The Durbar-Khaneh of Shah Shoojah-Ool-Moolk, at Caubul LCCN2007681519
    The Durbar-Khaneh of Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk, at Cabaul`, 1840 (c) - NAM 1016347The Durbar-Khaneh of Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk, at Cabaul', 1840 (c) - NAM 1016347
    Upper Bala Hissar from west Kabul in 1879Upper Bala Hissar from west Kabul in 1879
    View from the lower Bala Hissar Wellcome L0038121View from the lower Bala Hissar Wellcome L0038121
    View of Bala Hissar from the north Wellcome L0038120View of Bala Hissar from the north Wellcome L0038120
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    image2006BalaHissarFortKabul01Wikimedia
    image2006BalaHissarFortKabul02Wikimedia
    imageBalaHissarFortKabul03Wikimedia
    imageBala hissar shah shaheed kabul afghanistanWikimedia
    image1842Caubul costumes. Preparing to go out in the streets. His Majesty Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk. The governor's place of refuge during the capture of the fortress LCCN2016647844Wikimedia
    image1842His Majesty Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk. The governor's place of refuge during the capture of the fortress LCCN2016647844 (cropped)Wikimedia
    image1848Interior of the palace of Shah Shuja I Molk, the late king of Kabul This lithograph is taken from page 3 of "Afghanistan" by Lieutenant James Ruther. This scene shows the brave king in 1839 after he became king of Afghanistan in Bala Hesar (forWikimedia
    image2005KabulWikimedia
    image1880King Abdur Rahman Khan in the Graphic newspaperWikimedia
    imageLiebigbild-Bala Hissar and Khaiber PassWikimedia
    image1924NO-NB BLDSA GM2a287nWikimedia
    imagePanorama of the Bala Hissar WDL11486 LHS (cropped)Wikimedia
    imagePanorama of the Bala Hissar WDL11486 complete (cropped)Wikimedia
    imagePanorama of the Bala Hissar WDL11486 (cropped)Wikimedia
    imageRemains of Bala Hissar fort, Kabul Wellcome L0038123Wikimedia
    image1879Ruins of the British ResidencyWikimedia
    image1879South wall, Bala Hissar and Kabul Residency, 1879Wikimedia
    imageThe Bala Hissar, or Citadel of Cabul - The Graphic, 1880 (cropped)Wikimedia
    image1842The Balla Hissar and city of Caubul from the upper part of the citadel LCCN95509498Wikimedia
    imageThe Balla Hissar and city of Caubul, from the upper part of the citadel - NAM 1016345Wikimedia
    image1842The Durbar-Khaneh of Shah Shoojah-Ool-Moolk, at Caubul LCCN2007681519Wikimedia
    imageThe Durbar-Khaneh of Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk, at Cabaul', 1840 (c) - NAM 1016347Wikimedia
    image1879Upper Bala Hissar from west Kabul in 1879Wikimedia
    imageView from the lower Bala Hissar Wellcome L0038121Wikimedia
    imageView of Bala Hissar from the north Wellcome L0038120Wikimedia
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