History · Mughal Architecture
The Mughal architecture was characterized by the combination of various elements: A. Arch, dome, and vault of the Sultanate architecture were incorporated in the Mughal style. B. The elements of provincial styles were made part of the Mughal structure. C. Central Asian and South East Asian styles symbolized by the bulbous dome, Pietra dura, and rectangular gardens also became constituents of Mughal specimens. D. The Palace city of Fatehpur Sikri is a brilliant architectural specimen of this kind of style. E. Mughal architecture was the exhibition of arcuate style. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
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A, B, D only
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