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Dave, in front (and quite a distance from) the entrance to the red fort. |
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A closer view of the entrance. |
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One of the towers outside the wall. |
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Looking across the courtyard to the main building where court was held. |
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Inside the court building. This is where Shah Jahan would sit. Off to the
side, there is a stone carved grill where women would have been able to watch
the proceedings without being seen by the men. This is very typical for the
Muslim rulers of the time, and you see these stone carved screens everywhere
in their palaces. |
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A mosque, built by the 'evil' son of Shah Jahan, who killed his three
brothers and imprisoned his father so he could take the throne. |
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Some of the nice marble inlay work we saw. |
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To keep the palace cool, water would flow from the back and through this
trench. They were very clever. |
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A deep bathtub where rulers could 'have a bath' with their wives. |
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Beautiful arch work. |
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A nice view through the garden. |