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Can anyone give short note (for about 6-8 lines) on the Peacock Throne?

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Answered by apparnaraj
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peacock throne's original name was takht-e-tavus which was built for shah jahan in early 17th century.  its name was derived from its design of two peacocks standing behind a throne with spread out tails. it was captured ans taken as a war trophy by a persian king.its production was assigned 1,150 kg of gold and 230 kg of precious stones.it was build for over a period of seven years.even the emperor is painted sitting on his throne.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Throne of the Indian Mughal emperor, from 1739 of the Persian shah. The throne was lost or destroyed only after 8 years in Persia, but its fame and symbolical value had already grown to the point that two replicas were built in the 19th century.
      
Early 17th century: The Peacock Throne is built for the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan
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