How mughal architecture was influenced by indian architecture?
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The exteriors of both were very often topped by large domes, and made extensive use of arches. ... By the Mughal period, generally agreed to represent the peak of the style, aspects of Islamic style began to influence architecture made for Hindus, with even temples using scalloped arches, and later domes.
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✴The most famous of Shah jahan's architectural achievements is the Taj Mahal situated in Agra.
✴It was a Mausoleum he built in the memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal.
✴The Taj Mahal stands on a large platform surrounded by the gardens.
✴At each of the four corners of the platform, there is a thin tower of minaret.
✴The building is made up of pure white marble while the delicate marble screens and the pietra dura on the walls are the finest decorative features.
✴Red sandstone, silver and gold, carnelian, jasper jade and lapis lazulai were brought overall from Asia.
✴It is said that white Makrana marble was brought from Jodhpur by more than thousands of elephants.
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