The mysteries surrounding the Taj Mahal are the most mysterious of the unfinished second Taj Mahal. Mughal Emperor Shahjahan or other black marmalade, on the other side of the Yamuna, wanted to make another emblem of the Taj Mahal. Why Shahjahan wanted to build another Taj Mahal? And why the black Taj Mahal instead of the unique Taj Mahal? But the hidden history behind the Taj Mahal is unknown.
The Jamuna river flows by the side of the Taj Mahal. The river Jamuna has increased the beauty of the Taj Mahal more multiplied. Looking back at the river Jamuna standing behind the Taj Mahal, it seems like the construction of the Taj Mahal is incomplete. There is more to be left. The remaining part is called "Black Taj Mahal" or "Kala Taj".
Everyone knows that Emrajit Shahjahan has built Taj Mahal as a sign of love for empress Arjumand Banu Begum or Momtaz Mahal. The construction of the Taj Mahal began in 1631, ended in 1653. It is said that Shahjahan himself started the tomb of wife Mamtaj Mahal. But the son Aurangzeb could not finish the work by keeping him in jail in Agra. Shahjahan died there watching the Taj Mahal to see the Taj Mahal from the distance. After the death in 1666 Shahjahan was buried in the same tomb with his wife Mamtaz Mahal.
Shahjahan wanted, like the white Taj Mahal on the other side of the Jamuna and making a Taj Mahal, which will be made of black marble, but the dream of the emperor was not fulfilled. Shahjahan's desire to be laid in this black Taj Mahal A bridge over the river Jamuna will connect two bridges. Perhaps after death, she wanted to stay next to her.
There is still stacked black stone in the place where the emperor wanted to build the Black Taj Mahal. But the mystery remains. Why black stems will be on the other side of Jamuna behind the white Taj? These data and descriptions may seem like Shahjahan wanted to build another black Taj Mahal for his own tomb. But historians rejected the possibility. Because, there is no evidence of such a claim other than the French tourist Tavarnier's writings. Archaeological excavation has not found any construction projects that could be on the other side of Jamuna. And the demands of British archaeologists to get black marble were rejected later. Because, the study showed that these marbles found in a pond in Mahtabbag were actually white marble. In the evolution of the time they looked black under the ground, this is what it is.