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Sl No 3) Sheikh Chilli Tomb at Thanesar is a tomb built over the ruins of the palace of one the greatest emperors of Bharat, Harshavardhana.
Thanesar also known as Sthanishvara was one of the most powerful cities in Bharat before it was destroyed by barbarian ghazni.
Thanesar also known as Sthanishvara was one of the most powerful cities in Bharat before it was destroyed by barbarian ghazni.
In the foreground is the remains of the Palace of Emperor Harshavardhana, built over it is the barbarian tomb of sheikh chilli. 
The barbarian tomb currently sits on an archaeological finds that dates all the way back to 1200 BCE i.e. the late Vedic period.
This demonstrates the priorities of ministry of culture & the ASI. They refer to the site as some tomb, but not as the Palace of emperor Harshavardhana. The ruins of the palace itself occupy an area of 1 km x 750 m, yet the focus is only on the barbarian tomb & its maintenance.
This is pretty much the story of every ancient Hindu site of importance in Bharat. Barbarian tombs built over the ruins of Temples & palaces of Hindus, which is whitewashed as some syncretic culture a.k.a ganga jamuni tehzeeb by marxist liberals & presented to gullible masses.
Contrast this. On the left is a part of the remains of the palace of emperor Harshavardhana & on the right is the barbarian tomb of sheikh chilli, which is built over the same palace of Harsha. Now you know why Ministry of Culture is referred to as ministry of Tombs & graves.
Emperor Harshavardhana, who united much of northern Bharat after the collapse of the Gupta empire, this was the territory he controlled at his peak. Secular India hasn't given him due recognition, instead secular India celebrates barbarians who built tombs over his Palace. 👎👎
