Promotion of Learning in India during Muhammadan Rule (by Muhammadans) c10.245

c10.245

His high regard for learned men is manifested in the arrangement he made for their reception at the Court. He built three palaces, which he named (1) the Palace of Grapes, (2) the Palace of the Wooden Gallery, and (3) the Palace of the Public Court; the first of which was for the reception of the distinguished learned men as also of the noblemen of the country. The second was for the reception of his principal personal attendants, and the third for general receptions.²