A preeminent example of Mughal Architecture is this tomb in India.

In 1631, Shah Jahan commissioned the tomb to be made in honor of his late wife. His grief is the auspice for the tomb, a standing love letter to his wife. The Mughal style is heavily influenced by Persian architecture, and the resulting building is a tribute to the joining of two styles into one.

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