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Qila

Fort or castle

Summary

Fort or castle

Qila (), alternatively transliterated as Kilā, is an Arabic word meaning a fort or castle. The term is also used in various Indo-Iranian languages. Qila often occurs in place-names.

India

;Forts

Aligarh Qila
Rohtas Qila
Allahabad Qila
Chittorgarh Qila
Gohad Qila
Hatras Qila
Lal Qila (Agra)
Lal Qila - literally Red Fort in Delhi, India
Purana Qila, Delhi
Qila Rai Pithora, Delhi, established 12th-century
Qila Mubarak
Sasni Qila
Shahi Qila, Jaunpur ;Place-names
Qila Raipur

Pakistan

;Forts

Shahi Qila, Lahore ;Place-names
Arkot Qila
Azim Qila
Besham Qila
Hisara Kasan Ali Qila
Hisara Sarbiland Khan Qila
Khuni Qila
Mughal Qila
Sakhakot Qila in Malakand Agency
Sāsoli Qila
Qila Didar Singh
Qila Ladgasht
Qila Mihan Singh
Qila Safed
Qila Saifullah in Balochistan
Qila Sheikhupura
Qila Tara Singh
Qila Sobha Singh
Qila Sura Singh

Other

Qila, Hebron, Palestinian territories
Lalbagh kella,Dhaka, Bangladesh
Qila, Ordinals, BRC-20 cryptocurrency token

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