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1. Taj Mahal of Agra is considered as a symbol of India's fame and love. Uttar Pradesh's
third largest district Agra is very important in historical terms. Being the favorite city
of the Mughals, he made Agra the capital before Delhi. According to history, Ibrahim
Lodi had settled this city in 1504.

2. ABOUT TAJ MAHAL
Taj Mahal was built in the memory of
Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan (from reign
1628 to 1658) in the memory of his wife
Mumtaz Mahal, the construction work of
the Taj Mahal began in 1632. Shah Jahan
wanted the world to remember Mumtaz
and his love story, that is why he wanted to
make some historical heritage in his
memory. In which Taj Mahal was built The
construction of the Taj Mahal was
completed in about 1643 but still to
enhance its beauty and work up to 10 years.
The construction of the Taj Mahal was
completed in about 1653 and at that time
the cost was approximately 32 million
rupees, the construction of the Taj Mahal
was done by 25,000+ craftsmen. Ustad
Ahmad Lahauri is often regarded as its chief
architect.

3. ABOUT SHAH JAHAN
The name of Shah Jahan is taken as a part of
a fortune which aims to make Taj Mahal the
world's most beautiful building for the sake
of its love. They had built the Taj Mahal in
memory of their Begum Mumtaz Mahal. In
that era, the cost of building Taj Mahal was
Rs 6 crores. Shah, where his popularity and
glory were very popular during his time due
to luxury. Shahjahan is identified as the king
who succeeds in answering the
breakthroughs of Adilshah and Nizamshah,
by defeating him with his power. Shahjaho
is known as the prince of the makers, the
buildings built by Shahjaho - the red fort of
Delhi, the jubilant mango, the junket
special, Delhi's Jama Masjid, the Agra Moti
Masjid, the Taj Mahal etc.

4. ABOUT MUMTAJ MAHAL
Mumtaz Mahal, whose real name was
'Arjumand Banu Begum' was Mughal
Empress and Mughal ruler Shah Jahan's
favorite mascara. In the memory of
Mumtaz, her husband Shah Jahan
constructed 'Taj Mahal' in Agra.Mumtaz,
daughter of Asr Khan, brother of Noorjahan,
who was married to Khurram (Shahjahan),
son of Mughal emperor Jahangir. At the age
of 19, Mumtaz got married to Shah Jahan on
May 10, 1612. Mumtaz was the third wife of
Shah Jahan, but soon he became his favorite
wife. There were 14 offspring of Shah Jahan
and Mumtaz, who had four sons named
Dara Shikoh, Shah Shuja, Aurangzeb and
Murad Baksh.Mumtaz passed away in
Burhanpur on June 17, 1631 while giving
birth to 14th child, daughter Gauhara
Begum. Later, his body was brought to Agra,
where Shah Jahan built his famous
memorial Taj Mahal on his grave.

5. ARCHITECHURE & TEXTURE
The Taj Mahal was constructed in view of
Persian and ancient Mughal traditions. Most
of the inspiration they got from Mughalaklin
other buildings such as Gur-i-Amir,
Humayun's Tomb, Ishtid-ud-Dulah Tomb,
and Jama Masjid. In the ancient Mughal
period, the buildings were often
constructed from Lal Balua stones but
Shahjahan decided to build the Taj Mahal
with a white marble. From this, the beauty
of the Taj Mahal has got four moons.

6. BEGUM MUMTAZ MAHAL TOMB
Mumtaz Mahal grave is kept in the middle
of the Taj Mahal. Begum Mumtaz Mahal
Tomb is made of large and white marble,
their tomb has been very well-decorated.
According to the Muslim tradition, there is a
wide-minded mind of the grave. Therefore,
the body of Shahjahan and Mumtaz is
buried in its relatively comparatively simple,
real tombs, whose faces are on the side and
Mecca. Mumtaz Mahal's grave is located in
the inner room.

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