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English: Mushir Zadi Tomb stands close to Saadat Ali Khan Tomb. It is built with lakhauri bricks and chunam. This small, but perfectly proportioned structure features four octagonal domed towers. An elegant peak, creating an effect of a special grace and refinement, crowns the main dome. Decorated with stucco moldings and patterns, Mushir Zadi mausoleum qualifies as one of the most beautiful and precious buildings of Uttar Pradesh.
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| Author | Ramesh lalwani |
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