Hoshang Shah’s Tomb

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Hoshang Shah’s Tomb is a 15th-century marble mausoleum in Mandu, Madhya Pradesh, renowned as one of India’s earliest and finest examples of Afghan-influenced Islamic architecture.

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Hoshang Shah’s Tomb, Mandu 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic monument
heritage structure
mausoleum
tomb
access open to visitors
architecturalStyle Afghan style
Indo-Islamic architecture
Islamic architecture
associatedDynasty Khilji rulers of Malwa NERFINISHED
burialPlaceOf Hoshang Shah NERFINISHED
completionCentury 15th century
constructionStartCentury 15th century
country India
dedicatedTo Hoshang Shah NERFINISHED
domeMaterial marble
domeType hemispherical dome
era Malwa Sultanate NERFINISHED
floorMaterial marble
governingBody Archaeological Survey of India NERFINISHED
hasCenotaph true
hasCourtyard true
hasDecoration calligraphic inscriptions
geometric motifs
hasDome true
hasEntrance arched doorway
hasMihrab false
hasMinarets true
heritageDesignation Monument of National Importance (India) NERFINISHED
influenceOn Taj Mahal NERFINISHED
locatedIn Dhar district NERFINISHED
India
Madhya Pradesh
Mandu NERFINISHED
material white marble
namedAfter Hoshang Shah NERFINISHED
near Jami Masjid, Mandu NERFINISHED
notableFor Afghan-influenced architectural features
early use of marble in Indian Islamic funerary architecture
finely carved marble lattice work
symmetrical composition
partOf Mandu monuments complex NERFINISHED
plan square
region Central India NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Islam
roofFeature small domed kiosks (chhatris)
touristAttraction yes
visitedBy architects of Shah Jahan’s court

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Mandu famousMonument Hoshang Shah’s Tomb
Malwa Sultanate heritageSite Hoshang Shah’s Tomb
this entity surface form: Hoshang Shah’s Tomb, Mandu