Architecture During the Imamkuli Khan Period: Religious, Educational, And Water Supply Structures

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This article explores the development of architecture during the reign of Imamqulikhan (1611–1642), a prominent representative of the Ashtarkhanid dynasty. It examines major constructions such as the Tilla-Kori Mosque, the Nadir Divan- Begi khanaqah and madrasa, and a madrasa in Balkh. The study highlights the historical, religious, and cultural importance of these monuments and analyzes the stylistic features of architecture in this period.

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10.37547/ijhps/volume05issue09-02

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