Mughal Empire

Connected Sites: 13

The Mughal Empire ruled most of the Indian subcontinent from the early 16th to the mid-19th centuries.

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Connected Sites

Makli, Thatta
Inscribed: 1981
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"The Most Architecturally Significant Tombs At The Site Date From Around The Time Of The Mughal Era, Between 1570 And 1640 Ce." (Wiki)
See En.Wikipedia.Org
Humayun's Tomb
Inscribed: 1993
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Humayun Was The Second Mughal Emperor. He Was Buried At "The First Very Grand Garden Tomb In Mughal Architecture" (Wiki).
Fort and Shalamar Gardens
Inscribed: 1981
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"A Unique And Exceptional Testimony To The Mughal Civilisation At The Height Of Its Artistic And Aesthetic Accomplishments" (Crit Iii)
Red Fort
Inscribed: 2007
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"The Planning And Design Of The Red Fort Represents A Culmination Of Architectural Development Initiated In 1526 Ad By The First Mughal Emperor" (Ouv)
Fatehpur Sikri
Inscribed: 1986
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"The City Of Fatehpur Sikri Bears An Exceptional Testimony To The Mughal Civilization At The End Of 16th Century." (Ouv) .. "Fatehpur Sikri Was The First Planned City Of The Mughals To Be Marked By Magnificent Administrative, Residential, And Religious Buildings "
Taj Mahal
Inscribed: 1983
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Built By Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan
Agra Fort
Inscribed: 1983
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The Great Mughals Babur, Humayun, Akbar, Jehangir, Shah Jahan And Aurangzeb Lived Here, And The Country Was Governed From Here.
Sulaiman-Too
Sulaiman-Too
Kyrgyzstan
Inscribed: 2009
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Babur, Founder Of The Mughal Dynasty, Is Said To Have Built A Small Mosque Here In 1510
Ahmadabad
Inscribed: 2017
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Ahmadabad Is Also An Important City Of Mughal Architecture From The Late 16th And Early 17th Centuries, With Particular Contributions Of Buildings And Gardens By Shah Jahan During His Residence In Ahmadabad As The Mughal Suba. These Were Early Prototypes For His Constructions In Agra When He Became Emperor. (Ab Ev)
Jaipur City, Rajasthan
Inscribed: 2019
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The New Capital Was Intended To Be A Strong Political Statement To Rival Cities Of The Mughal Empire Elsewhere On What Is Now The Indian Subcontinent (Ab Ev)
Rohtas Fort
Rohtas Fort
Pakistan
Inscribed: 1997
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Although The Fort's Origins Lie In The Suri Dynasty, It Holds The Haveli Man Singh From The Mughal Period And The Ouv States That It "Blends Architectural And Artistic Traditions From Turkey And The Indian Subcontinent To Create The Model For Mughal Architecture"
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Jantar Mantar
Inscribed: 2010
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"The Jantar Mantar In Jaipur Is An Outstanding Example Of A Very Comprehensive Set Of Astronomical Instruments, In The Heart Of A Royal Capital At The End Of The Mughal Period In India." (Ouv)
Hill Forts of Rajasthan
Inscribed: 2013
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"The Kachchwaha Rajputs Of Amber In Contrast, Aligned Themselves With The Imperial Mughal Rule With An Evident Adaptation Of Mughal Spaces And Architectural Styles In Amber" (Ab Ev)