The mystery of who fabricated the Taj Mahal stays flawless even today. Is the Taj Mahal Shah Jahan's burial place or an antiquated Shiva sanctuary given by the Rajput ruler to the Mughal head as a blessing? We should know its 10 privileged insights.
1. One of the Seven Wonders: The Taj Mahal, an image of heavenly excellence worked with white stones on the banks of waterway Yamuna, has made an imprint in India, however in the entire world. The Taj Mahal is remembered for the Seven Wonders of the World.
2. Shahjahan and Mumtaz's Tomb: In the pages of Indian history, it is composed that the Taj Mahal was worked by Shah Jahan for Mumtaz. He was enamored with Mumtaz. In reality, it is viewed as the burial chamber of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz, around the world, the Taj Mahal is viewed as an image of adoration, however a few students of history disagree with it. Student of history Purushottam Oak has written in his book that Shah Jahan, truth be told, concealed the abundance of his plunder there and subsequently advanced it as a burial chamber.
3. Was Prem a falsehood: The popular specialist and antiquarian Purushottam Nagesh Oak has uncovered the secret of the Taj Mahal. As indicated by Oak, that day is of no significance as a result of being covered in the old castle that was seized from the Jaipur ruler? As indicated by Purushottam, on the grounds that Shah Jahan constructed an internment place for Mumtaz and he was wonderful to the point that students of history began to accept that he should have an affection for Mumtaz once more. At that point, the supposed antiquarians and litterateurs began composing it an image of affection.
He thought of her adventure like Laila-Majnu, Romeo-Juliet, because of which movies were additionally made and the Taj Mahal turned into an image of adoration around the world. This falsehood proceeds right up 'til today. Shahjahan had numerous different relationships before he wedded Mumtaz, so there is no justification for Mumtaz's passing to fabricate an interesting intemperate Taj Mahal as his burial chamber. Mumtaz was not the girl of any Sultan or sovereign. There is no motivation to cover him in an uncommon sort of royal residence. He didn't have any huge commitment all things considered. Her name came up in the conversation since she brought forth a little girl throughout the conflict and she kicked the bucket.
4.Tojo Mahalaya: Historian Purshott Oak has written in his book that there is in excess of 700 pieces of evidence of Taj Mahal being a Hindu sanctuary. Purushottam Nagesh Oak, doing investigation on the Taj Mahal, told that the Taj Mahal was before called 'Tejo Mahalaya'. More than 700 such signs have been found on the Vartaman Taj Mahal, showing that it has been remade. In the renowned composition called Vishwakarma Vastushastra of design, there is a depiction of 'Tej-linga' in the Shivalingas. The 'Tej-linga' was recognized in the Taj Mahal, subsequently its name 'Tejomahalaya'. Tejomahalaya otherwise known as Taj Mahal was known as Naganatheshwar, on the grounds that its conduit was made like a snake wrapped by a snake. This sanctuary was in the monster royal residence territory.
As per Purushottam Oak, there is a confirmation in the Badshahnama, a book of records of Shah Jahan's court (page 403 Part 1) that a sparkling, enormous vault-like structure (building-) from Maharaja Jai Singh of Jaipur to cover Mumtaz. A-extravagant and arch) were taken, which was known as the structure of King Mansingh. The previous Maharaja of Jaipur has written in his journal around two orders (new numbers R. 176 and 177) with respect to the interest of Shah Jahan's Taj Bhavan bunch, given on December 18, 1633. This thing was very humiliating for the then leader of Jaipur and it was rarely made normal.
5. Begum was subsequently covered: Shah Jahan's court author Mullah Abdul Hameed Lahori has written in his 'Badshahnama' the whole record of the Mughal Emperor Badshah in more than 1000 pages, which is referenced on pages 402 and 403 of segment one. That Shah Jahan's Begum Mumtaz-ul-Mani, who was briefly covered in Burhanpur (Madhya Pradesh) after her demise and a half year later on 15 Madi-ul-Auwal days, was brought to Akbarabad Agra on Friday and afterward taken from Maharaja Jai Singh. Was covered again in an extraordinarily delightful and wonderful structure (Timber rich) situated in Gaya Agra.
As per Lahori, Raja Jai Singh adored this palatial floor of his progenitors, however under tension of the sovereign, he consented to give it. To affirm this, it is important to state here that both the orders are as yet maintained in the mystery assortment of the previous Maharaj of Jaipur, which was given by Raja Jaisingh to Shahjahan to devote the Taj Bhavan.
Politeness: A passage from the book 'Taj Mahal Tejomahalaya Shiva Temple' by student of history Purushottam Nagesh Oak.
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