Question

Mention 3 aspect of Mughal architecture?

Answer 1

Main features of Mughal Architecture:

1. Variety of buildings:



The Mughal rulers built magnificent gates, forts, mausoleums, mosques, palaces, public buildings and tombs etc.

2. Synthesis of Persian and Indian style:

The specimens of architecture created under the Mughals have become the common heritage of both the Hindus and the Muslims. It is a happy blend of Hindu and Muslim architecture.

3. Specific characteristic:



A common characteristic of the Mughal buildings is “the pronounced domes, the slender turrets at the corners, the palace halls supported on pillars and the broad/gateways.”

Answer 2

Answer:

Mughals rulers were particularly skilled in adapting regional architectural styles in their own buildings. They were particularly fond of the Bangla dome, a roof which resembled a thatched hut. They used it in their architecture. The impact of other regions was also evident. At Fatehpur Sikri, many of the buildings reflect the architectural styles of Gujarat and Malwa.