History · Sultanate Architecture & Tughlaq Dynasty
Consider the following statements regarding the architectural activities of Muhammad bin Tughlaq: 1. He built Jahanpanah, the fourth city of Delhi, by enclosing the space between Lal Kot/Qila Rai Pithora and Siri. 2. The Satpula (seven-arched weir/bridge) at Jahanpanah served both as a water-harvesting sluice gate and a defensive bastion. 3. The Bijai Mandal at Jahanpanah is traditionally identified as his 'Hazar Sutun' (thousand-pillared palace) mentioned by Ibn Battuta. 4. He commissioned an elaborate tomb for himself in his new capital Daulatabad. Which of the statements given above are correct?
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1, 2 and 3 only
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