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Mughal Architecture
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About ā Mughal Architecture
Mughal architecture, developed in the Indian subcontinent from the early 16th to the 18th century, blends Persian, Islamic, and indigenous Indian elements into grandiose forts, gardens, and mosques. It symbolizes imperial power and cultural synthesis, epitomized by the TajāÆMahalāa marble mausoleum whose symmetrical plan and intricate inlay remain iconic worldwide.