OTTOMAN EMPIRE
The Splendor of Mughal India
16th–17th centuries CE· 10th–11th centuries AHDelhi and AgraArts & Culture
The Mughal emperors weave Persian, Indian and Islamic arts into gardens, miniatures and the white marble of the Taj Mahal.
From Delhi, Agra and Lahore, the Mughals governed one of the wealthiest realms on earth. Their workshops perfected miniature painting and carpet weaving, their poets raised Urdu into a literary language, and Shah Jahan’s Taj Mahal, built in memory of Mumtaz Mahal, became perhaps the most recognized building humanity has made.
بهاء الهند المغولية
ينسج أباطرة المغول فنون فارس والهند والإسلام في حدائق ومنمنمات ورخام تاج محل الأبيض.
من دلهي وأغرا ولاهور حكم المغول واحدة من أغنى ممالك الأرض. أتقنت وُرشهم فن المنمنمات ونسج السجاد، ورفع شعراؤهم الأردية لغةً أدبية، وصار تاج محل الذي بناه شاه جهان ذكرى لممتاز محل أشهر بناء صنعه الإنسان.
Sources
- Padshahnama of Abd al-Hamid Lahori (the court history of Shah Jahan)
- Surviving imperial architecture and inscriptions (Taj Mahal, Agra)