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Why is Alai Darwaza of the Qutub complex important in Sultanate architecture?

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Correct answer: Mature use of true arch and dome

The direct answer is A: the Alai Darwaza is important for the mature use of the true arch and dome. In a true arch, wedge-shaped voussoirs are arranged so that their forces press toward the sides and downward, allowing an opening to be covered without relying on a flat beam. A true dome is constructed on the same principle of curved load-bearing masonry. The Alai Darwaza, built during Alauddin Khalji’s reign in the Qutub complex, is widely noted as an early fine example of these forms in Sultanate architecture, along with careful proportions and decoration. Option A is correct because it identifies the architectural technology for which the monument is especially remembered. Option B is wrong because it is not merely a wooden gateway; it is a masonry structure. Option C is wrong because a Dravidian gopuram is a South Indian temple gateway tower, not the defining feature here. Option D is wrong because Buddhist railing sculpture belongs to a different artistic tradition and is not the monument’s principal significance. Exam cue: connect Alai Darwaza with Alauddin Khalji, true arch, and dome.

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