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Deccan Plateau

هضبة الدكن

Site (Wikidata Q169966).

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Region
South Asia
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Home of
Burhan Imad Shah· Darya Imad Shah· Dawud Shah I Bahmani· Ghiyas-ud-din Tahmatan Shah· Husayn Nizam Shah II· Husayn Nizam Shah III· Malik Ahmad Nizam Shah I
Birthplace of
Jahandar Shah
Under the rule of
Mahmud Shah, Bahmani

People and things also explored

Humayun's Tomb· Firuz Shah Bahmani· Delhi· Bahmani Sultanate· Burhan Imad Shah· Darya Imad Shah· Dawud Shah I Bahmani· Ghiyas-ud-din Tahmatan Shah

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islam.museum contributors. “Deccan Plateau”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/place/deccan-plateau/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-09.

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Humayun's Tomb

The mausoleum of the Mughal emperor Humayun at Delhi, called by the Encyclopaedia of Islam the first major Mughal building in the city, begun by his widow about 976/1568 with the Persian architect Ghiyath and set in a chaharbagh enclosure 340 metres on a side. It has a bulbous double dome on a high drum, red sandstone walls inlaid with marble, and neighbouring buildings including the tomb of Isa Khan and the Nila Gumbad. Rezavi ranks it with the Taj Mahal as the best-known building on the Timurid nine-part plan.