Khuldabad, which was formerly known as Rauza, had a number of Sufi shrines and hence was an appropriate resting place for Aurangzeb. Who was Aurangzeb? The Mughal emperor who remains one of India ...

Mahmud of Ghazni, the 11th-century conqueror who raided India, is buried in Afghanistan. His grave is located in the village of Rauza, 4 km northeast of Ghazni, in a spot known as Victory Garden. In ...

A tribute to poet-scholar Allama Afzal Khan, Chini Ka Rauza is a lesser-known gem famous for its glazed tilework.

It says, “… According to His Majesty’s last will, he was buried in the courtyard of the tomb of Shaikh Zainuddin [at Rauza, near Daulatabad] in a sepulchre built by the emperor in his own lifetime…The ...

• Why are the Nordic countries the happiest? • Analyse India’s ranking in comparison to its neighbouring countries and suggest measures to improve India’s position. • Discuss the role of economic ...

Aurangzeb, one of the most controversial figures in Indian history, died in Ahmednagar (officially Ahilyanagar) -- a city in the west-central part of Maharashtra, some 130 kilometers from his place of ...

His only concession to softer Islamic practices, probably, was that he bought that piece of land near the dargah of a 14th century Sufi saint of the Chishti order, Shaikh Zainuddin Shirazi, in the ...

The name of this area was Rauza because it housed the shrine of several Sufi saints. That it began to be known as Khuldabad has to do with Aurangzeb being posthumously given the title of Khuld-makani, ...

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