The Tomb of Jahan Begum is a 17th-century mausoleum located in Ainapur, Karnataka, India. It was built for Taj Jahan Begum, the consort of Muhammad Adil Shah, the seventh sultan of Bijapur.
Architecture it is an incomplete structure, and It shares similarities in terms of architecture and size with the Gol Gumbaz. It features four corner towers, a square layout encircled by a double arcade, with three arches adjacent to each side between the towers. The four central facades are left oopen. Close by her tomb lies the remains of her garden palace.
Her cenotaph is crafted from black granite, and supported by several complete arches. The inner walls are intended to enclose the tomb chamber and support the dome
See also
Gol Gumbaz
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