| ID | 005906 |
| Call Number | 720.954/NAR |
| Title Proper | Architecture of the Indian Sultanates |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Narain Lambha, Abha |
| Publication | Mumbai, Marg Publications, 2006. |
| Description | 116p Black Spine |
| Note | Includes in-depth analyses of the architecture of the Suri dynasty, Delhi under the Tughluqs, Sindh, Narnaul, Jaunpur, Gujarat, Malwa, Bengal, and the Charminar in Hyderabad as a culmination of regionally based architectural traditions. |
| Note | Reivisting the term "Sultanate"
The Architecture of the Sultanates
Commemorative Architecture in the Indus Valley
The Many Delhis: Town planning and Architecture under the Tughluqs (1320-1413)
The Shariqs of Jaunpur: Inheritors of the Tughluq legacy
Building a legacy: Sher Shah Sur's Architecture and the Politics of Propaganda
From Province to Sultanate: The Architecture of Gujarat during the 12th through 16th Centuries
The Sultanate of Malwa
Problems of Reconstructing the Bengali Architecture of the 14th-16th Centuries
The Charminar as Chaubara: Cosmological Symbolism in the Urban Architecture of the Deccan
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| Standard Number | 8185026750 |
| Price. Qualification | Rs.2500(Hb) |
| Classification Number | 720.954 |
| Key Words | Architecture, Islamic - India ; India - History - 1000-1526 ; Global Perspectives - IGCSE ; Delhi Sultanate - India |