History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c26.s8.14

v2.c26.s8.14

The most beautiful, however, of these provincial examples is the tomb at Mahmûdâbâd, of its class one of the most beautiful in India (Woodcuts Nos. 400 and 401). It was erected in the reign of Mahmûd Begarah, A.D. 1484, for Mubârak Sayyid, one of his ministers. It was under the same sovereign that the tomb of Qutbu-l ‘Âlam was erected at Batwâ, described