Discover the pinnacle of Mughal architectural aestheticism during Shah Jahan’s reign (1628-1658 AD). This crucial volume delves into representative monuments and administrative buildings, offering deep insights into the cultural milieu, art, and crafts that defined Mughal civilization. Meticulously researched, it utilizes contemporary Persian accounts and travelogues for authentication. Essential for students of Indian history, architects, and anyone passionate about India’s monumental heritage. Richly illustrated with colour plates, plans, and figures, it’s a definitive study of a golden age in Indian architecture.