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Mughal architecture: a standalone construct

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Architectural history

the Indo-Islamic architecture of the Mughal empire, joining Persian, Timurid and Indian forms in tombs, forts and gardens.

In architectural history, Mughal architecture refers to the Indo-Islamic architecture of the Mughal empire, joining Persian, Timurid and Indian forms in tombs, forts and gardens. This meaning comes from Koch (1991) in Mughal architecture.[1]

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  1. Koch, E. (1991). Mughal architecture: An outline of its history and development, 1526-1858. Prestel. ISBN 9783791310701

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