DIN-PANAH THE CITY OF HUMAYUN
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Humayun architecture, architecture of Din – Panah city, Talaqi Darwaza, Bara DarwazaAbstract
In this task we will try to analyze Din-Panah architecture. The mission of this report, is to identify the misconception buildings of city “Din-Panah”, and its three Gates and building Sher Mandal. Moreover, we should identify by whom this city was built and which styles influenced for establishing such kind of new architecture. The purpose of this report is to identify to which of this rulers belongs misconceptions of those buildings in India
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