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Hidden Truth about Taj Mahal, India

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By Trsmd


Recently BBC has announced that the whole world has been duped about the Taj Mahal in India. Prof. P.N.Oak has done research and tells that Taj mahal is not Queen Mumtaz tomb but it is an ancient Hindu temple palace of Lord Shiva, Tejo Mahalaya.

But, i am not entirely convinced of these Hindu temple theories. See, Akbar had tried to bring about the unity between Hindus and Muslim. So, when Shah Jahan became king, lot of Hindu things might have been objectionable. Since shah Jahan would not been free to supervise the day to day construction of Taj, it must have been lesser officials at the field who monitored the progress.

Lot of the Engineers, Masons, artisans involved in building the Taj must have been Hindus and under Emperor Akbar's rule, must have renewed their expertise in Hindu art taught to them by their fore-fathers.

The muslim officials too must have taken much interest because they knew it was not a mosque but just an indulgence of their king. the legacy of Akbar era of being non-hostile towards Hindus and their own disinterest in the king's fancy must have made them give a long role to the Hindu artisans who painted Hindu stuff. even the trident looking islamic crescent moon might have been fashionable those days.

Or, may be, it was a Tejo Mahalay! I don't care since I never cared about Taj Mahal in its first place.



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vrajavala profile image

vrajavala  says:
3 weeks ago

I'm a little confused. Why did you write about something you didn't quite a it care about? it does seem to have quite a bit of Islamic architectural influences.

Trsmd profile image

Trsmd  says:
3 weeks ago

thanks vrajawala for posting your feelings..

James A Watkins profile image

James A Watkins  says:
8 days ago

Thanks for the information in the hub about a subject you don't care about. :)

Trsmd profile image

Trsmd  says:
7 days ago

thanks James A Watkins for your comments..

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