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Idea of construction of _____was described by babar in his autobiography ​

Answer 1

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Emperor Babur wrote his autobiography titled 'Tuzuk-i-babari' in which he gives us details about the battles he fought during his reign. Also, he included what he observed during his journey to various cities and regions like the customs, traditions, local economy, etc.

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Answer 2

Idea of construction of Chaharbagh was described by Babar in his autobiography.

What is Baburnama?

• The Baburnama, also known as the Tuzuk-e Babri, is a collection of memoirs written by Babur, the founder of the Mughal Empire and the great-great-great-grandson of Timur. This autobiography is also referred to as the "History of Babur" or "Letters of Babur." It is written in the Andijan-Timurids language of Chagatai, known as Türki to  Babur.
• In his autobiography, Babar discussed his interest in designing and constructing formal gardens that were enclosed by rectangular walls and split into four sections by man-made canals. Because of the symmetry in their partition into quarters, these gardens were given the name Chaharbagh (four gardens).
• The Persian and Indo-Persian quadrilateral garden design known as Charbagh or Chahar Bagh is based on the four gardens of Paradise recorded in the Quran. It is also known as Chahr Bagh in Hindi and Urdu. The quadrilateral garden is separated into four smaller sections by pathways or running water.
• Beginning with Akbar, Jahangir and Shah Jahan built some of the most stunning Chaharbaghs in Kashmir, Agra, and Delhi.
• The most well-known examples of this style are the Taj Mahal and Humayun's tomb in India. Each of the four sections of the Taj Mahal's Charbagh has sixteen flower beds.
• The oldest Mughal Garden in India is called Ram Bagh, which was first constructed in 1528 Babur, was the first example of Chaharbagh.

Therefore, Idea of construction of Chaharbagh was described by Babar in his autobiography, Baburnama.

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