Hisar Collection

Sumneus Khan, Ranghur Mahomedans, formerly Rajpoots, Hissar
STC439683 Sumneus Khan, Ranghur Mahomedans, formerly Rajpoots, Hissar, from The People of India, by J. Forbes Watson, published 1868 (albumen print) by English Photographer

Bustee, Hindu, Hissar, from The People of India, by J
STC439688 Bustee, Hindu, Hissar, from The People of India, by J. Forbes Watson, published 1868 (albumen print) by English Photographer

View of the Fortress, started in 1452 (photo)
XIR167865 View of the Fortress, started in 1452 (photo) by Turkish School (15th century); Rumeli Hisari, Istanbul, Turkey; (add.info)

Istanbul, Turkey - Anadolu Hisari and Bridge over Goksu
Istanbul, Turkey - Fortress on the Anatolian Shore (Anadolu Hisari, on the Asian side of the Bosphorus) and the Bridge over the Goksu River (Sweet Waters of Asia Minor). Date: circa 1922

Istanbul, Turkey - A Tower of the Roumeli Hisari Date: circa 1922

Istanbul, Turkey - Rumeli Hisari in silhouette
Istanbul, Turkey - A Tower of the Rumeli Hisari in silhouette seen through an arch. Date: 1927

Istanbul, Turkey - Rumeli Hisari on the Bosphorus Date: 1927

Istanbul, Turkey - Bosphorus View between Bebek and Rumeli Hisari. Date: 1927

The Bosphorus, Istanbul, Turkey - Rumeli Hisari
Part of the Rumeli Hisari, a Fortress on the European side of the Bosphorus. Built by Mehmet II in 1451-1452, prior to his conquering of Constantinople

Rumeli Hisari - Istanbul, Turkey
Part of the Rumeli Hisari, a Fortress on the European side of the Bosphorus. Built by Mehmet II 1451-1452 prior to his conquering of Constantinople. The castle was completed in 4 months

General Niko Laos Trikoupis imprisoned
Greco-Turkish War - 1919-1922 - General Niko Laos Trikoupis being led away by Turkish soldiers following the capture after the Greek surrender to the Turkish Cavalry at Karaja Hisar on August 1922

Imprisonment of General Digenis
Greco-Turkish War - 1919-1922 - General Digenis being led away by Turkish soldiers following the capture after the Greek surrender to the Turkish Cavalry at Karaja Hisar on August 1922

Tower at the Rumeli Hisari
A Tower at the Rumeli Hisari (European Side of Constantinople) looking away from the Black Sea down the Bosphorus

View toward the Black Sea - Constantinople
Panoramic view from the Asian side of the Bosphorus, looking toward the Black Sea with Rumeli Hisari on the European Side

A ferry boat crossing the Bosphorus. Typical scene showing a crossing of a wide section of the Bosphorus with six oarsmen (quite unusual)

View of the Rumeli Castle, Constantinople
View toward the Rumeli Hisari, a Fortress on the European side of the Bosphorus. Built by Mehmet II 1451-1452 prior to his conquering of Constantinople. The castle was completed in 4 months

Sweet Waters of Asia Minor
The Sweet Waters of Asia Minor and a view of the Castle - the Anadolu Hisari

Constantinople - Rumeli Hisari
View toward the Rumeli Hisari, a Fortress on the European side of the Bosphorus. Built by Mehmet II 1451-1452 prior to his conquering of Constantinople. The castle was completed in 4 months

Turkey, Guzel Hisar
All that remains of the Palace of the Caesars at Guzel Hisar, near present-day Aydin, near Izmir in southwest Turkey

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Hisar, a city with a rich history and diverse culture, is located in the state of Haryana, India. Known for its historical significance and architectural marvels, this bustling city has witnessed the rise and fall of many dynasties. Once ruled by the Rajpoots, Hisar later became home to the Ranghur Mahomedans who left an indelible mark on its cultural fabric. The fusion of these influences can be seen in every nook and cranny of this vibrant city. The Bustee area in a melting pot of different communities where people from various backgrounds coexist harmoniously. From Hindu temples to mosques like Izmir-Hisar Mosque in Turkey, religious diversity thrives here. One cannot miss the majestic view of the Fortress that stands tall since its inception in 1452. This fortress not only served as a symbol of power but also witnessed countless battles fought over centuries. Speaking of fortresses, Istanbul's Anadolu Hisari and Rumeli Hisari are reminiscent of their namesake in Hisar. These iconic structures stand proudly on either side of Bosphorus Bridge and offer breathtaking views that captivate visitors' hearts. In Istanbul's Rumeli Hisari lies an intriguing tale; it once imprisoned General Niko Laos Trikoupis during his exile. Such stories add layers to this already enchanting place. As you stroll along the banks of Bosphorus River or gaze at Rumeli Hisari silhouetted against Istanbul's skyline, you can't help but feel awe-struck by their grandeur. The beauty they exude is simply unparalleled. Whether you find yourself exploring ancient ruins or admiring panoramic vistas from atop hillsides, one thing remains certain - there is something magical about being immersed in the charm that defines Hisar. So come visit this captivating city where history whispers through every street corner and discover why it continues to enthrall both locals and tourists alike.