If history is presented in a simple and interesting way, then every reader can read it with interest, because he will not have any interest in remembering the dates of wars and treaties. In this context, Acharya Chatursen Shastri's work 'Red Fort' is available as a readable work. He has presented history in a very interesting way. Although this history has been written based on the Red Fort, in which descriptions from Humayun to the last Mughal ruler Bahadur Shah Zafar are found, but this is the untouched history of the Mughal period. The Red Fort has been a symbol of India's pride and glory for centuries. The interesting and touching story of the Mughal emperors who ruled the whole of India by staying in the Red Fort has been carved very minutely and vividly in this novel.