Nizamuddin's dargah, Delhi
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5 comments:
One of the graves in the adjacent courtyard belongs to Jahanara, the daughter of Shah Jahan. Have you read her autobiography?
I did not know of an autobiography by Jahanara...would love to read it; pleas epost details...thanks!
Anon: echoing Qalandar! Do you mean this by any chance? I've seen the grave though, of course.
I believe that would be the most popular version of her autobiography, but I read this version.
I thought the stories were worth bringing to life in an epic film.
this is such a great photo!
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