Development of Art & Literature during Mughal Period
Development of Art
Babur (1526-1530)
- Babur's reign marked the beginning of the Mughal dynasty in India.
- While his reign was relatively brief, it set the stage for later Mughal artistic endeavours.
- Babur was known for his love of gardens, which later became an integral part of Mughal landscape design.
- Important Artistic Examples
- Sultan Ibrahim Lodhi's Garden in Agra (Bagh-e Sultan Ibrahim): Before ascending to the Mughal throne, Babur captured Agra from Sultan Ibrahim Lodhi. He is believed to have laid out a garden near the Yamuna River in Agra during his brief rule in the area.
- Gardens in Sambhal and Badaun: Babur established ....
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