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Now showing items 1261-1280 of 2998
Interior of the great mosque of Sultan Selim built by the celebrated architect Sinan. It was begun in 1569 and completed in 1575
The Yeshil Turbe, the green mausoleum, 1421
The fortress of Rumeli Hisar, erected by Muhammad the Conqueror in 4 months in 1452. It was an important measure he took preceeding the siege of Constantinopolis which fell into the hands of the Turks one year later, in 1453
The Jami-Masjid, the largest moghul mosque, built 1644-1658, by Shah Jahan
The Moti (Pearl) Mosque in the Fort of Agra erected by Shah Jahan in 1646
The mausoleum of Itimad-ud-Dawla, father of Nur Jahan, the powerful and cultivated wife of Jahanjir, 1628
The mausoleum of Akbar near Agra, 1553-1605, completed in 1613
The great iwan of Jami-Masjid built in the era of Akbar, after 1568
The Khass Mahal, a fortress from the time of Shah Jahan, 1637
The Alai Darvaza, dating from about 1305, the entrance way for the enlargement of Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque
A close up of the Qutub Minar, showing hindu influence
Qutub-ud-Din Aibak Mosque, the minaret. 1199. It is 240 feet high
The Khwaju bridge over the Zayande river built under Shah Abbas II, 1642-1667
The talar ceiling in the Ali Kapu (summer palace) of Shah Abbas
Madar-i-Shah Madrasa, the portal, safavid period, 1706-1714
The Maidan-i-Shah
View of the Maidan-i-Shah (Royal Square) of Shah Abbas
A corner of the Bene Mosque called "Jok-Masjid" in the turkish language of Azerbayjan, built in 1462-1465
Shir'-Dar Madrasa, dating from the usbeki sheibanid era, 1619-1636. Section and façade
Mausoleum of Gauhar Shad, wife of Shah Rukh who was a son of Tamerlane, 1432
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