Chepauk Palace, Madras

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Chepauk Palace in Madras is a historic Indo-Saracenic royal residence that served as the principal palace of the Nawabs of the Carnatic and is one of the earliest major examples of Indo-Islamic architecture in Chennai.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Saracenic architecture
historic building
palace
royal residence
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Chepauk Palace, Madras
surface form: Chepauk Palace

Chepauk Palace, Madras
surface form: Chepauk Palace, Chennai
architecturalStyle Indo-Islamic
Indo-Saracenic
associatedWith Carnatic region of India
surface form: Carnatic region

Indo-Saracenic movement in South India
Nawabi culture
cityHistoryRole symbol of Nawabi rule in Madras
country India
culturalSignificance example of fusion of Indian and Islamic styles
important landmark in Chennai’s architectural history
era late Mughal period in South India
feature arches
courtyards
domes
minaret-like towers
ornamental parapets
verandahs
formerResident Nawab of the Carnatic
surface form: Nawabs of the Carnatic
function ceremonial venue
residential palace
heritageConcern subject to conservation and restoration debates
heritageStatus historic monument
influencedBy European colonial architecture
Hindu temple architecture
Islamic architecture
locatedIn Chennai
Chepauk
Madras Presidency
surface form: Madras Presidency (historical)

Tamil Nadu
locatedNear Bay of Bengal
M. A. Chidambaram Stadium
surface form: Chepauk Cricket Stadium

Marina Beach
material brick
lime mortar
near Fort St. George, Chennai
notableFor arcaded verandahs facing the sea
distinctive red-colored façade
partOf urban fabric of central Chennai
region South India
significance one of the earliest major examples of Indo-Islamic architecture in Chennai
usedAs principal palace of the Nawabs of the Carnatic

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Subject: Chepauk Palace, Madras
Description of subject: Chepauk Palace in Madras is a historic Indo-Saracenic royal residence that served as the principal palace of the Nawabs of the Carnatic and is one of the earliest major examples of Indo-Islamic architecture in Chennai.

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Nawab of the Carnatic seatOfGovernment Chepauk Palace, Madras
Nawab of the Carnatic residence Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: Chepauk Palace
Indo-Saracenic architecture notableExample Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: Chepauk Palace extensions
Governor of Madras residence Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: Government House, Madras
Chepauk hasLandmark Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: Chepauk Palace
Chepauk knownFor Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: historic Chepauk Palace
Muhammad Ali Khan Wallajah residence Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: Chepauk Palace
Chepauk Palace, Madras alsoKnownAs Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: Chepauk Palace
Chepauk Palace, Madras alsoKnownAs Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: Chepauk Palace, Chennai
Wallajah dynasty seatOfPower Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: Chepauk Palace
Wallajah dynasty built Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: Chepauk Palace
Azim-ud-Daula residence Chepauk Palace, Madras
this entity surface form: Chepauk Palace