Taj Mahal

TAJ MAHAL (SYMBOL OF LOVE)

The Taj Mahal is a symbol of love to many. For some, it is a marble tomb. Listed here are some of the most unknown information about the Taj Mahal.It is located in Agra,India.

HIGHLIGHTS

The Taj Mahal was built for 22 years, with 20 thousand workers, a thousand elephants. Shah Jahan's attempts to build another Taj Mahal with black marble had failed.

The Taj Mahal is the epitome of human creation as a sign of love, the grandeur of architecture and onw of the wonders of the world. It is one of the most magnificent tourist attraction internationally.

The Taj Mahal, built on a blend of Islam, Persian and Indian architecture, was built for 22 consecutive years. It is the history of 20 thousand workers.

Not many people known background of Taj Mahal yet. This article is an attempt to expand your understanding of the Taj mahal, the symbol of love, the marble tomb and the wonder of the world.

• There are many works in the world thet have been reprinted by Taj Mahal and built in the same way as the original. While they met not have the actual Taj Mahal, the Bib Ka Maqbara Building in Aurangabad and the Taj Mahal in Bangladesh and definitely worth a visit.
• According to history, Mumtaz was shah Jahan's third wife. His physical name is Arjumund Banu Begum.
• Mumtaz died of ill health when giving birth to Shah Jahan's 14th child.
• The Taj Mahal was built by 1000 elephants. The main task of the elephants was to carry marble stones from various places and unload them on the river Yamuna.
• Although the Taj Mahal was built of marble, precious stones have been used for decoration.
• It is net worthy that the Taj Mahal can be varied in many colours such as morning,afternoon and moonlight.
• Going inside the Taj Mahal. You can see that the verses of the Quran, the holy book of the people of Islam, were written in many places.
• Taj Mahal is also known as Mumtaz Mehal, The Mumtaz tomb has 99 names of Allah inscribed on it.
• The building materials for the construction of the Taj Mahal were brought from various regions and countries including Punjab, Rajasthan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanks, China, Tibet and Arabia.
• Shah Jahan wanted to make another Taj Mahal with black marble stones. Shah Jahan abonded the venture due to the escalating war with his sons.

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