The Changing Cultural Space of Mughal Gardens

James L. Wescoat

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction: From Ideal Garden Form to Complex Spatial History A Mughal Garden Vignette Antecedents: Timurid Central Asia and Sultanate Hindustan Early Experimental Spaces: The Gardens of Babur and Humayun Imperial Spaces: From Gardens to Cities to City-Gardens The Regionalization of “Mughal” Gardens The Afterlife of Mughal Gardens: Colonial and Postcolonial References

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1992Eternal garden: mysticism, history, and politics at a South Asian Sufi center 2002The Islamic Understanding of Death and Resurrection 1989The Timurid architecture of Iran and Turan 2008Islamic Gardens and Landscapes 1922Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of India 1993A Medieval Persian Agricultural Manual in Context 1999Perspectives on garden histories 1989Timurid architecture in Khurasan

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