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Why is Shah Jahan's architecture considered a display of royal grandeur?

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Correct answer: Grand buildings show a combination of wealth power and aesthetic sense

The direct answer is A: grand buildings combine wealth, power and aesthetic sense. Shah Jahan’s period is associated with the Taj Mahal, the Red Fort and other carefully planned Mughal buildings. Such projects required enormous revenue, skilled workers, organised administration and the authority to direct state resources. Their symmetry, decoration, marble work, gardens and design also show a refined aesthetic ideal. A is correct because architecture displayed both material power and royal taste. B is wrong because Shah Jahan did not end the army; the Mughal state maintained military power. C is wrong because agriculture was not stopped and remained economically important. D is wrong because Chola ports belonged to an earlier South Indian tradition, not Shah Jahan’s architectural programme. Memory cue: Shah Jahan’s monuments = imperial wealth, authority and beauty.

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Indian History Famous Rulers Hard Shah JahanFamous Indian RulersIndian HistoryGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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