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| Quwwatu'l-Islam Mosque, built by Qutb al-Din Aybak, 1198. View of complex. | Image. |
| Quwwatu'l-Islam Mosque, 1198. The arch. | Image. |
| Quwwatu'l-Islam Mosque, 1198. The red sandstone and decoration of the pier of the arch. Note mihrab. | Image. |
| Quwwatu'l-Islam Mosque, 1198. The riwaq with columns reminiscent of Indian designs. | Image. |
| Qutb Minar, 1199. View up the minaret. For distant view see image below (Ala i-Darwaza, Gateway to Quwwatu'l-Islam Mosque) | Image. |
| Qutb Minar, 1199. Detail of red sandtone decoration with inscriptions. | Image. |
| Tomb of Iltutmish, 1236. Entrance to tomb. | Image. |
| Tomb of Iltutmish, 1236. View of mihrab. Edge of cenotaph in view. | Image. |
| Tomb of Iltutmish, 1236. Arches and vaulting in the upper sections of the tomb. Note the way that the arches are used to create the transition from square to polygon to prepare for the dome. The dome fell not long after the structure was built. | Image. |
| Tomb of Iltutmish, 1236. Details of decoration with Islamic and Hindu motifs and Arabic calligraphy. | Image. |
| Ala i-Darwaza, Gateway to Quwwatu'l-Islam Mosque, 1311. | Image. |
| Ala i-Darwaza, Gateway to Quwwatu'l-Islam Mosque, with Qutb Minar to the left, 1311. | Image. |
| The Tomb of Sultan Ghari, Delhi, 1231. View of Tomb with surrounding walls. | Image. |
| The Tomb of Sultan Ghari, Delhi, 1231. Tomb entrance, exterior. | Image. |
| The Tomb of Sultan Ghari, Delhi, 1231. Interior of tomb enclosure. | Image. |
| Suraj Kund, c. 1380. 3 km. SE of Tugluqabad. Originally a reservoir built by Hindu ruler, enlarged and paved by Firuz Shah Tugluq c. 1380. | Image. |
| Suraj Kund, c. 1380. | Image. |
| Tuglugabad, c. 1325. Built by founder of Tugluq Dyansty Ghiyathu'd-Din. City walls. | Image. |
| Tomb of Ghiyathu'd-Din, 1325. View of walled complex. Once like an island in a reservoir. Note remnants of bridge at right. | Image. |
| Tomb of Ghiyathu'd-Din, 1325. View of exterior walls. | Image. |
| Tomb of Ghiyathu'd-Din, 1325. Tomb as it sits within the complex. | Image. |
| Begampuri Masjid c. 1375. View from outside. Note entry gate. One of 7 mosques built by Khan-i-Jahan, the Prime Minister of Firuz Shah Tughluq. | Image. |
| Begampuri Masjid c. 1375. Iwan with conical 'columns' typical of Tuglug architecture. Leads to prayer hall and mihrab. | Image. |
| Begampuri Masjid c. 1375. Side view of iwan and prayer hall. | Image. |
| Khirki Masjid, c. 1375. Built by Khan-i-Jahan, the Prime Minister of Firuz Shah Tughluq. Exterior walls. | Image. |
| Khirki Masjid, c. 1375. Built by Khan-i-Jahan, the Prime Minister of Firuz Shah Tughluq. Prayer hall towards mihrab. | Image. |
| Khirki Masjid, c. 1375. Built by Khan-i-Jahan, the Prime Minister of Firuz Shah Tughluq. Prayer hall. | Image. |
| Khirki Masjid, c. 1375. Built by Khan-i-Jahan, the Prime Minister of Firuz Shah Tughluq. Roof of prayer hall with domes and atriums for light. | Image. |
| Hauz Khas, c. 1388. Complex of structures with Madrasa, Mosque in north section, and the mausoleum of of Firuz Shah Tughluq (see below). | Image. |
| Hauz Khas, c. 1388. The mausoleum of of Firuz Shah Tughluq (see below). | Image. |
| Hauz Khas, c. 1388. The mausoleum of of Firuz Shah Tughluq. Detail of entrance. | Image. |
| Lodi Monuments in Delhi | |
| Tomb of Muhammad Shah, Lodi, 1434-44. | Image. |
| Moth Masjid, built by Miyan Bhuwa, a minister of Sikander Lodi, c. 1500. Exterior of qibla wall. Note that the mihrab is indicated on the outside of the wall as well. | Image. |
| Moth Masjid, built by Miyan Bhuwa, a minister of Sikander Lodi, c. 1500. View of the facade towards the sahn from outside the complex. | Image. |
| Moth Masjid, built by Miyan Bhuwa, a minister of Sikander Lodi, c. 1500. Facade facing the sahn. | Image. |
| Moth Masjid, built by Miyan Bhuwa, a minister of Sikander Lodi, c. 1500. Arches of prayer hall. | Image. |
| Moth Masjid, built by Miyan Bhuwa, a minister of Sikander Lodi, c. 1500. The Mihrab. Note stone minbar built in. | Image. |
| Bara-Gumbad & Masjid, c. 1500. Reign of Sikander Lodi. The mosque section. | Image. |
| Bara-Gumbad & Masjid, c. 1500. Reign of Sikander Lodi. The tomb. | Image. |
| Tomb of Sikander Lodi, 1517. View of the Lodi Gardens in Delhi. Numerous Lodi period tombs are found here. One of Delhi's most lovely parks. | Image. |
| Tomb of Sikander Lodi, 1517. Lodi period walls enclosing Sikander Lodi's tomb. | Image. |
| Tomb of Sikander Lodi, 1517. Walls near Sikander Lodi's tomb. | Image. |
| Tomb of Sikander Lodi, 1517. Platform with chhatris pavillions. | Image. |
| Tomb of Sikander Lodi, 1517. The tomb. | Image. |
| Shish-Gumbad, Lodi, 1489-1517 (reign of Sikander Lodi). | Image. |
| Shish-Gumbad, Lodi, 1489-1517 (reign of Sikander Lodi). Interior of dome. | Image. |
| Jahaz-Mahal, Lodi Period. Might have functioned as a place for pilgrim's quarters. Note square chhatris on corners. | Image. |
| Isa-Khan's Tomb, 1547. Nobleman in the court of Sher Shah Sur (1539-45). Octagonal with a 32-sided drum upon which rests the circular dome. | Image. |
| Isa-Khan's Tomb, 1547. Note chhajja overhang and chhatri element. | Image. |
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| Sabz-Burj, Early Moghul period. | Image. |
| Qal'a-i-Kuhna Masjid, 1541. Built by Shar Shah, this mosque represents a transition between the Lodi style mosques and the Mughal imperial mosques. | Image. |
| Qal'a-i-Kuhna Masjid, 1541. Details of entrance to prayer hall. | Image. |
| Qal'a-i-Kuhna Masjid, 1541. Mihrab. | Image. |
| Humayun's Tomb, Delhi, 1562-71. Built by Akbar for his father. It was the first of the great Mughal tombs, and was inspired by such monumental tombs such as the tomb of Uljaitu in Sultaniya. The architects, Mirak Sayid Ghiyath and Sayid Muhammad, had worked in the former Timurid city of Herat (Afghanistan). The tomb of Barbar, the first Mughal ruler, is incorporated into the enclosure in the SE corner. Nearby is the tomb of Isa Khan of 1547 (see above). | Image. |
| Humayun's Tomb, Delhi, 1562-71. | Image. |
| Tomb of Adham Khan, 1562. Note Qutb Minar in background. | Image. |
| Tomb of Ataga Khan, 1567. | Image. |
| Barapula Bridge, 1621. One km. east of the tomb of Khan-i-Khanan (below). Name means "Twelve Piers", noting the number of piers in the bridge. Built by Mihr Banu Agha, the chief eunuch in Jahnagir's court. | Image. |
| Khan-i-Khanan, 1627. Also known as a poet, under the name of Rahim, Khan-i-Khanan was the son of a regent of the Emperor Akbar. | Image. |
| Khan-i-Khanan, 1627. | Image. |
| Khan-i-Khanan, 1627. | Image. |
| The Moti Masjid in the Red Fort, Delhi, 1640s. | Image. |
| The Moti Masjid in the Red Fort, Delhi, 1640s. | Image. |
| The Moti Masjid in the Red Fort, Delhi, 1640s. | Image. |
| Jami Masjid, the Great Friday Mosque, Delhi, 1650-66, built by Shah Jahan. View from distance. | Image. |
| Jami Masjid, the Great Friday Mosque, Delhi, 1650-66, built by Shah Jahan. The sahn looking towards the entrance. | Image. |
| Jami Masjid, the Great Friday Mosque, Delhi, 1650-66, built by Shah Jahan. | Image. |
| Jami Masjid, the Great Friday Mosque, Delhi, 1650-66, built by Shah Jahan. | Image. |
| Jami Masjid, the Great Friday Mosque, Delhi, 1650-66, built by Shah Jahan. | Image. |
| Jami Masjid, the Great Friday Mosque, Delhi, 1650-66, built by Shah Jahan. | Image. |
| Jami Masjid, the Great Friday Mosque, Delhi, 1650-66, built by Shah Jahan. | Image. |
| Jami Masjid, the Great Friday Mosque, Delhi, 1650-66, built by Shah Jahan. | Image. |
| Zinatu'l-Masjid, 1660s (?). Often regarded as a smaller version of the Jami Masjid, but note the striking innovation of the striped domes. | Image. |
| Tomb of Safdar Jang, 1754. | Image. |
| Tomb of Safdar Jang, 1754. | Image. |
| Tomb of Safdar Jang, 1754. | Image. |
| Tomb of Safdar Jang, 1754. | Image. |
| Tomb of Safdar Jang, 1754. | Image. |
