The Cambridge History of India, Vol. IV: The Mughul Period v4.c23.s4.142

v4.c23.s4.142

From the palaces the water was conveyed to the gardens, of which that known as the Hayāt Bakhsh was the largest and most enchantingly laid out. Here, in a strictly formal pattern of square flower beds amidst flowing watercourses, are two pavilions named after the two months of the rainy season, Sāwan and Bhādon, both