The document discusses Mughal architecture during the reign of Shah Jahan, including some of his most famous masterpieces like the Taj Mahal. It also mentions other structures commissioned by Shah Jahan, such as Emperor Jehangir's tomb outside Lahore and the famous Shah Jahan mosque in Thatta. The second part provides additional details about the Badshahi Mosque, noting that it is the second largest mosque in Pakistan and was once used as a garrison but is now one of Pakistan's most iconic sights.
The document discusses Mughal architecture during the reign of Shah Jahan, including some of his most famous masterpieces like the Taj Mahal. It also mentions other structures commissioned by Shah Jahan, such as Emperor Jehangir's tomb outside Lahore and the famous Shah Jahan mosque in Thatta. The second part provides additional details about the Badshahi Mosque, noting that it is the second largest mosque in Pakistan and was once used as a garrison but is now one of Pakistan's most iconic sights.
The document discusses Mughal architecture during the reign of Shah Jahan, including some of his most famous masterpieces like the Taj Mahal. It also mentions other structures commissioned by Shah Jahan, such as Emperor Jehangir's tomb outside Lahore and the famous Shah Jahan mosque in Thatta. The second part provides additional details about the Badshahi Mosque, noting that it is the second largest mosque in Pakistan and was once used as a garrison but is now one of Pakistan's most iconic sights.
DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF • BADSHAHI MASJID
During Shah Jahan’s reign, architecture flourished across the Mughal Empire. His famous masterpieces include the Taj Mahal and the tomb of his wife Mumtaz. The Peacock Throne in Delhi, widely considered as the most luxurious and intricately embellished throne in the world, was also designed and built during his rule. A host of other structures were commissioned and overseen by the Emperor, including Emperor Jehangir’s tomb outside Lahore and the famous Shah Jahan mosque in Thatta. It is the second largest mosque in pakistan After the fall of mughal empire,the mosque was used as garrison by the sikh empire and the british empire But is now one of pakistanis, Most iconic sights. River ravi flows in the north west The mosque was raised approx. 12 ft Above ground level.