Architecture in the Mughal Empire was formed
from the Persian and Indian style of art. Mughal architecture
consisted of archs, domes, towers, indentures, and carvings. To
show the greatness of the Mughal architecture, the buildings tended
to be tall and enormous. The best example of the Mughal architecture
is the Taj Mahal, made by Shah Jahan, a Mughal ruler. There was
much pride taken in their architecture because it showed the power
of the Mughals.
Today, Indian buildings have the same features as the architecture
of the Mughals. Such common buildings have indentures and domes.
Because of this, India's architecture replicates the architecture
of the Mughal dynasty.
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