A Handbook to Agra And the Taj 8 6
A Handbook to Agra And the Taj 8 6
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--The visitor usually enters by the Agra Gate, concerning which an amusing story is told. One night Akbar, attendedby some of his ministers, was inspecting the ramparts near thisgate, when he observed a highway robbery being committed close bythe walls. Turning severely to those responsible for the peace ofthe city, he demanded why such an outrage was permitted in the verypresence of the Emperor. "It is always darkest directly under theshadow of the lamp, " was the courtly reply.
THE NAUBAT KHA...NA. --Inside the gate the road passes, by the right, alarge quadrangle surrounded by a ruined cloister, which was probablyused for barracks. Beyond this the road was formerly lined on bothsides by the houses of the bazar. It next passes through the innergateway, called the _Naubat Khana_, or Music House, where, as in allMogul fortresses, the court musicians played to announce the Emperor'sarrival or departure, and various state ceremonials.
THE MINT. --Some distance beyond the Naubat Khana, on the right, is alarge building believed to have been the Imperial Mint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--The visitor usually enters by the Agra Gate, concerning which an amusing story is told. One night Akbar, attendedby some of his ministers, was inspecting the ramparts near thisgate, when he observed a highway robbery being committed close bythe walls. Turning severely to those responsible for the peace ofthe city, he demanded why such an outrage was permitted in the verypresence of the Emperor. "It is always darkest directly under theshadow of the lamp, " was the courtly reply.
THE NAUBAT KHA...NA. --Inside the gate the road passes, by the right, alarge quadrangle surrounded by a ruined cloister, which was probablyused for barracks. Beyond this the road was formerly lined on bothsides by the houses of the bazar. It next passes through the innergateway, called the _Naubat Khana_, or Music House, where, as in allMogul fortresses, the court musicians played to announce the Emperor'sarrival or departure, and various state ceremonials.
THE MINT. --Some distance beyond the Naubat Khana, on the right, is alarge building believed to have been the Imperial Mint.
What to read after A Handbook to Agra And the Taj 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E B Havell to read onlineMoreLess
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