Architecture features Mughal borrowed from Bengal
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Mughal bengal saw the spread of Mughal architecture in the region, including forts, havelis, Gardens, caravanserais, hammams and fountains. Mughal bengal mosques also developed a distinct provincial style. Dhaka and murshidabad were the hubs of mughal architecture.
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Architectural features of the temples of Bengal:
1. Double roofed or dochala, four roofed (chauchala).
2. Comparative more complex-four roofed structures-four triangular roofs placed on four walls moved up to coverage on curved line or a point.
3. Built on a square platform.
4. Interior plain.
5. Outer walls decorated with paintings, ornamental tiles or terracotta tablets.
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