History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c31.s2.10
History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c31.s2.10
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v2.c31.s2.10
¹ It is not quite clear how much Rhotâsgarh owes its magnificence to Sher Shâh, how much to Akbar; both certainly built there, and on the spot it might easily be ascertained how much belongs to each. Unfortunately the British “converted the beautiful Dîwân Khâna, of which Daniell published a drawing, into a stable for breeding horses.”—Hamilton’s ‘Gazetteer,’ *sub voce*.