Culture in the Mughal Empire-Mughal Architecture [IAS (Admin.) Mains History]: Questions 1 - 3 of 3

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Question 1

Appeared in Year: 2018

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“The art of building was carried to highest degree of perfection under Shahjahan” . Illustrate by giving architectural details of two of his most celebrated buildings. (15 Marks)

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Art of Building under Shah Jahan

  • Shahjahan maintained the architectural legacy of his predecessors and carried to another level under his personal supervision.
  • Various new features were added during his reign which indicates in the architectures constructed during his period.

Examples of his celebrated buildings-

Red Fort of Delhi

  • A new city Shahjahanab…

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Question 2

Appeared in Year: 2019

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The Mughals built like Titans and embellished like jewelers. Comment. (15 Marks)

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Mughals Built like Titans and Embellished like Jewellers

  • Mughals built like Titans and finished like jewellers.
  • Indo-Islamic architecture achieved its ultimate excellence under the Mughals period. A long duration of fair prosperity and piece and ample reserves at the disposal of the Mughals use rich material in their architecture and give them a beau…

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Question 3

Appeared in Year: 2023

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Mughal architecture was syncretic in character. Comment. (Paper 1)

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The syncretic character of Mughal architecture is evident in the way it blends elements from Islamic, Persian, Hindu, and Jain architectural traditions to create a unique and innovative style.

Key Features of Mughal Architecture That Reflect Its Syncretic Nature Include

  • The use of domes and minarets, which are iconic features of Islamic architecture.

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