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Tomb of Fakhr al-Mulk

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Creator(s)
Indian (South Asian), Islamic
Time period
creation date: ca. 1934
Location
Site: Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh, India)
Cultural context
Indian (South Asian)
Islamic
Description
Nawab Fakhr al-Mulk, (1860-1934), was a nobleman, belonging to the extended family of the Salar Jangs. He was an assistant minister for judiciary, police and postal departments, and member of the Cabinet Council from 1893-1917. Built of granite, his tomb is part of the family cemetery situated on the Sanatnagar Road. Fakhr al-Mulk is better known as the builder of Iram Manzil.
exterior, 2008
Work type
Tomb
Medium
granite
Keywords
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Image
Rights
(c) Sanjeeva Kumar
Access rights
All rights reserved
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