Most of the historical landscapes in Delhi, India are related to a king. Hu Mayong is a king who loves poetry and wine, but lacks political and military talents. After ten years in office, his authority as emperor disappeared. 10 years later, Humayong, who was exiled to Persia, returned to China with the help of the Persian army, defeated the Sultanate and rebuilt the Moar Dynasty. He brought back many judges, craftsmen and artists from exile. The unfortunate emperor did not indulge in victory and wine for a long time. He fell down the steps of the Palace Library and died tragically. His concubine's name is Haji Begum. In memory of her dead husband, he ordered the most magnificent tomb forest to be built between Mona and her father.
Delhi is close to yamuna river, the west bank is located in the Ganges River Valley, and the west end leads to the key position of the Indus River Valley Corridor, which has obvious defensive function. Therefore, the city here, the political center of the subcontinent, made the seven dynasties have a long history, according to the famous Indian epic called Mahabharata, as early as in the public. Du nationality spread here in 1200 BC, and the city was founded in the first century BC. Indian maharaja Delhi was rebuilt here, hence the name Delhi. Delhi has a long history, fertile land, dense population and rich wealth. It was once the city center of geography, politics, history, economy and religion on the subcontinent, and also witnessed the rise and fall of the Indian Peninsula.
India has undergone many imperial changes. Delhi, Agra and Kolkata were once capitals. Now Delhi's style began in the middle of17th century. After the Mughal ruler Shah Jahan ascended the throne, he ordered the capital to be moved from Agra to Delhi and named it Shah Jah Hanabad. After 10 years of vigorous development, Delhi city has basically taken shape. The mausoleum is located in a garden with a moderate layout. There is a tall door on each side of the corner, which looks like a half-opened flower. It is magnificent and macroscopic. It is all made of red sandstone and decorated with white marble patterns. There is a low dome in the clear sky. The design and construction of this forest garden fully embodies the style of Persian architecture in India, and the two are perfectly integrated. China and Japan are increasingly shrouded in smog, revealing a sense of mystery.
Ashoka is the third generation county king of the peacock dynasty in India. In order to unify India, he launched many wars, which affected the lives of countless people. Ashoka was old, and he felt guilty. He put down his butcher knife and became a Buddha. Inspired by a monk, Ashoka converted to Buddhism. The four lions at the top of Ayi Pillar symbolize the spread of Buddhism in all directions. This is the story of Ashoka Pillar.
According to legend, Kudubuta was built by the last Hindu county king in India for his queen. Compared with modern architecture, those silent ruins give us unlimited imagination space, just like a person with life experience makes people want to know and love him. There is a famous saying engraved on the gate of Taki: whoever builds a mosque for God on the ground will build the same apartment for him in the sky.