History · Medieval India
The Turkman Gate in Old Delhi is historically named after which Sufi saint, and what is its primary architectural style?
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- 1Shah Jahan; Mughal minarets and extensive marble carvings
- 2Hazrat Shah Turkman Bayabani; a square/rectangular gateway built with stone masonry and arched openings✓
- 3Aurangzeb; multi-domed structures with detailed floral patterns
- 4Humayun; large red sandstone fortifications with double domes
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Hazrat Shah Turkman Bayabani; a square/rectangular gateway built with stone masonry and arched openings
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