Fort Aurangabad

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Fort Aurangabad, better known as Lalbagh Fort, is an incomplete 17th-century Mughal riverside fortress complex in Dhaka, Bangladesh, noted for its historic architecture and gardens.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mughal fortress complex
historical site
alsoKnownAs Lalbagh Fort NERFINISHED
Lalbagh Kella NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Mughal architecture
builder Prince Muhammad Azam Shah NERFINISHED
century 17th century
commissionedBy Prince Muhammad Azam Shah NERFINISHED
constructionStatus incomplete
country People's Republic of Bangladesh (from East Pakistan)
surface form: Bangladesh
currentUse museum
tourist site
hasFeature arched gateways
domes
minarets (on the mosque)
ornamental gardens
pavilions
water tanks
hasPart Diwan-i-Aam (hall of public audience) NERFINISHED
Lalbagh Fort Mosque NERFINISHED
defensive walls
gardens
gateways
residential quarters
tomb of Bibi Pari
water channels
heritageStatus protected monument of Bangladesh
historicalPeriod Mughal period NERFINISHED
locatedIn Dhaka NERFINISHED
Old Dhaka NERFINISHED
locatedInArea Lalbagh NERFINISHED
locatedNear Ahsan Manzil (another historic site in Dhaka) NERFINISHED
locatedOn bank of the Buriganga River
maintainedBy Department of Archaeology of Bangladesh NERFINISHED
material brick
stone
notableFor gardens
historic architecture
incomplete construction
partOf Mughal Empire military architecture
region South Asia
religion Islam (for the mosque within the complex)
startDate 1678
tourismImportance major attraction in Dhaka
usedFor administrative center
military defense
residence of Mughal governor

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Lalbagh Fort alsoKnownAs Fort Aurangabad