The best example of Indo-Islamic architecture that I have presented before you. Friends, India, which was called the golden bird, was not called that way just like that. The meaning behind saying 'golden bird' was that structure which is famous all over the world and is one of the wonders of the world. India has been a model of wonders for years and has been famous for its ancient buildings for years. have just gone on a tour and am visiting the famous places of Maharashtra. So friends, let me tell you about a very excellent workmanship.
The name of this tower is Chand Minar which was built 600 years ago i.e. in the 15th century. Chand Minar was built even before the Taj Mahal of India. It is said that it was constructed around 1445 during the rule of Sultan Alauddin Ahmed Shah. The famous structure of 14th century Chand Minar is also included. South India was known as Deccan and this building is from Daulatabad district of Maharashtra state in south-east India.
Its height would probably be 65 meters and it is made of four layers. Its design itself seems to be the hidden physics of architecture. It seems as if its balcony is supporting each other stone by creating internal pressure and in this way the entire stone is supporting each other. I feel that if even one stone is taken out, the entire building may become razed to the ground. Perhaps my guess may be wrong, but some hidden architectures of ancient India are like this, which were also designed to protect from enemies.
Now I change my car here because I am a government driver and the government is giving me free transportation, so I will travel for free. If we look at India, it is full of many such hidden architectures which we have to discover. It is possible that there may be some architectures which have not been discovered yet, because even now thousands of years old city of Mohe-jo-daro is being found, then perhaps a world under our land has also ended and we can find it through excavation. May you meet.
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