Question

The Taj Mahal,the Red Fort and the Gol Gumbaz are examples of____________ integration.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The Taj Mahal, the Red Fort and the Gol Gumbaz are examples of Indo-Islamic integration

Explanation:

• The establishment in India of the Delhi Sultanate &the Mughal Dynasty had led to the Indo-Islamic culture. A new phase of "cultural development" was initiated in this period that resulted in Persian, Arab, & Turkish culture being combined with indigenous Indian cultures.
• Because of the Indo-Islamic culture, various social services, dresses, musical instruments, languages, & festivities had been introduced that led to the "social assimilation" of the masses.
• Muslims incorporated and merged many aspects of the local cultures and customs with their  "architectural practices". Thus in the architectural field, the several stylised shapes, structural techniques, & surface decorations had come come about by way of continuous interventions of modification,  rejection, or acceptance of architectural elements.
• Indo-Islamic, despite the evident influences of Saracens, Persians and Turks. The predominant sensitivities of Indian architecture and decorative styles greatly inspired the designs. Much depended on resources, ability and expertise constraints and the esthetic context of the patrons.⠀
• Indo-Islamic architecture has left influences on "modern Indian architecture", and was the major impact on the "Indo-Saracenic Revival architecture" that was introduced in the "last century" of the British Rule. Both religious & secular buildings had been influenced by "Indo-Islamic architecture" that exhibits Indian, Persian, Islamic, Arabic, Ottoman Turkish, & Central Asian influences
• Hence, the Indo-Islamic culture reflects in the composite culture of India.

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