Mughal Architecture (c. 1550 – c. 1700)

 

Also known as: Mogul architecture
Region: Northern and Central India

Mughal architecture refers to the distinctive building style that emerged and flourished in India during the Mughal Empire, primarily between the mid-16th and late 17th century. This architectural tradition represents a refined synthesis of Persian, Indian, and regional styles, developed under the royal patronage of the Mughal emperors.