Hissar is considered as one of the prime centres of Harrappan culture. It has been associated with ancient Vedic tribes such as Bharatas, Purus , Kurus, Mujavatas and Mahavrishas. Hissar was the biggest district in Haryana. It has now been spilt in to three - the new districts being Bhiwani and Sirsa. The Guru Jambheshwar University , Hisar was established on October 20,1995 by an Act of the Legislature of the State of Haryana with the objectives ' to facilitate and promote studies and research in emerging areas of higher education.

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Feroze Shah Tughlaq built a palace for himself to live in, The palace is grand structure complete with a underground chambers and a mosque. Close to the mosque lies a mound which is believed to house the ruins of probably the Harrappan civilization.

The mosque is built by Feroze Shah Tughlaq. The slightly slanting walls are characteristic of Suljuk style while the jalis (grids) are assimilated from the Hindus. A unique mosque, it is distinguished by its lithic pillar and square chamber, and the mosque is built in an L shape.

This palace is also in ruins, but its baradari (raised platform used for social gatherings) is in comparatively good state and it is made of stone taken from the Hindu palaces and temples that the Mughals destroyed.

Outside the fort lies a tiny two-foot high pillar said to belong to the Jains who consider it sacred. The pillar has the distinctive diamond-shaped holy symbol of the Jains.

Located inside the Government College , this is where the remains of the spiritual teacher of Sher Bahlol lie. Pranpir was a great Sufi saint who foretold that Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq would rule India from Delhi .