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Tomb of Fakhr al-Mulk

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4.51 MB

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JPEG

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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, view from east, 2006
Work type
Tomb
Medium
granite
Keywords
Type
Image
Rights
(c) Abbas Tyabji
Access rights
All rights reserved
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