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Site Name: Fatehpur Sikri

Date: 1571-1580

Subject: Facade, Originally red sandstone; later covered in white marble under Jehangir; plaster dome replaced with marble in 1866.

Site Name: Fatehpur Sikri

Date: 1571-1580

Subject: Entrance, from left side; Built under Akbar, originally red sandstone; later covered in white marble under Jehangir; plaster dome replaced with marble in 1866.

Site Name: Fatehpur Sikri

Date: 1571-1580

Subject: Marble bracket; Built under Akbar, originally red sandstone; later covered in white marble under Jehangir; plaster dome replaced with marble in 1866.

Site Name: Fatehpur Sikri

Date: 1571-1580

Subject: Veranda around tomb: Marble screen; Built under Akbar, originally red sandstone; later covered in white marble under Jehangir; plaster dome replaced with marble in 1866.

Site Name: Fatehpur Sikri

Date: 1571-1580

Subject: Marble screen, from inside; Built under Akbar, originally red sandstone; later covered in white marble under Jehangir; plaster dome replaced with marble in 1866.

Site Name: Fatehpur Sikri

Date: 1571-1580

Subject: Marble screen, from inside; Built under Akbar, originally red sandstone; later covered in white marble under Jehangir; plaster dome replaced with marble in 1866.

Site Name: Fatehpur Sikri

Date: 1571-1580

Subject: Marble screen, from inside; Built under Akbar, originally red sandstone; later covered in white marble under Jehangir; plaster dome replaced with marble in 1866.

Site Name: Fatehpur Sikri

Date: 1571-1580

Subject: Entrance to tomb chamber; Built under Akbar, originally red sandstone; later covered in white marble under Jehangir; plaster dome replaced with marble in 1866.

Site Name: Fatehpur Sikri

Date: 1571-1580

Subject: Canopy over grave: mother-of-pearl decoration on ebony catafalque; Built under Akbar, originally red sandstone; later covered in white marble under Jehangir; plaster dome replaced with marble in 1866.