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3 How was Mughal architecture different from the monuments built by the Sultans of Delhi?​

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Answered by achouras
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The Mughal architecture was more grand and magnificent. There was a fusion of Persian, Central Asian and regional styles. Under the rule of Shah Jahan there was emphasis on uniformity and symmetry. Along with red sandstone, white marble was used to construct buildings.

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The Mughal architecture was more grand and magnificent. There was a fusion of Persian, Central Asian and regional styles. Under the rule of Shah Jahan there was emphasis on uniformity and symmetry. Along with red sandstone, white marble was used to construct buildings

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