In 1631, his second wife had died when the second daughter Gauhara Begum, and also the child of their fourteenth overall.[11] Shah Jahan supposedly cannot assuage before that loss. The Chronicles of the time Government containing many stories related to the painful sadness of Shah Jahan Mumtaz's death; they are the basis of the "love story" is often thought to be the inspiration that make up the Taj Mahal.[12] for example, ' Abd al-Hamid Lahawri, who notes that, before she died, the Emperor had the "twenty strands of beard of silver," but then no longer fibers would not silver at all.[13]The construction of the Taj Mahal began in Agra immediately after Mumtaz's death in 1632.[14] the main Mausoleum was completed in 1648, and the surrounding buildings and gardens completed in later years. Visit Agra travel home 1663, Frenchman François Bernier wrote: [15]
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