File:Rumi Darwaza (Gate).jpg
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English: Collotype, divided back, 13.70 x 8.80 cm.
This 60 foot high gate, still very much in use, was built in the late 18th century by the rulers of Awadh as a copy of the Bab-e-Humayun in Istanbul. It was named after Jalal ad-Din Rumi, the 13th century poet born in Balkh, Afghanistan who ended up in Turkey, and apparently remains the best-selling single poet in the United States. |
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| Author | Moorli Dhur & Sons, Ambala |
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