Mystery of ''Taj Mahal'' (The Construction).

A famous colored building of Aagara, made from Marble, is called ''Taj Mahal''. He built the Shahjahan, which was the fifth Mughal Emperor.

Shahjahan, from 1628 to 1658, was the ruler of Pakistan and India. He built it in the remembrance of his favorite wife Mumtaz Mahal. It consists of 42 acres. It also has a mosque and a guest house. It was completed in 1643, but it continued to increase for the next 10 years. At this time it spent three million two million rupees, which is more than Rs 50 billion today.

More than 20,000 skilled workers worked on it. His guidance was by Professor Ahmed Lahore. In 1983, UNESCO declared it a global heritage.

Mimar was the favorite Queen of the Emperor. During his career, he performed the emperor's empire during several trips. In addition to his responsibilities, he was instrumental in his support. She was famous for mercy and pity. In 1629 when Mumtaz died, Shahjahan tried to make his poem a masterpiece. There are gardens in the ''Taj Mahal'' which rivers flow. There are walls made of rocks. There are sluts and a big door. Its height is about 100 feet. This magnitude consists of a square shape that stands on a platform.

It is also noteworthy that when the construction of the ''Taj Mahal'' reached its end, Shahjahan intended to build a marble marble for himself on the opposite side of the river, but power was something else. Her son Aurangzeb rebelled against him and closed her eyes in Aagara. Shahjahan died in 1666 and Taj was buried in his wife's feet in Pal Palace.