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Introduction to Tomb of Fateh Jang:
Alwar situated on the fringe end of the Aravali range in Rajasthan is one of the most frequented places in the princely state of Rajasthan. This ancient city is replete with tomb, forts, temples and palaces that bear a testimony to its glorious past. Interestingly enough this place bears a strong Mughal influence side by side with the Rajputs. It is said that Alwar emerged in the 18th century with the Mughal era ending here. Monuments in Alwar bear a strong influence of Mughal architecture. For instance Tomb of Fateh Jang, Alwar is an impressive dome which is a perfect blend of the best of Hindu and Islamic architecture. The city of Alwar is surrounded by a moat.
History o Tomb of Fateh Jang:
Fateh Jang was an esteemed official in the court of Shah Jahan. This tomb is dedicated to him because of his noble deeds. By birth he was related to the blue blooded Khanzada rulers of Alwar.
Description of Fateh Jang Tomb in Alwar:
Tomb of Fateh Jang, Alwar is one of the finest specimens of Mughal and Indo Islamic architecture in India. Shah Jahan was an enthusiastic patronizer of Mughal architecture. During his reign a lot of monuments and forts were constructed in Rajasthan and Delhi that were a perfect blend of Hindu architecture and Islamic designs. The synthesis of the two gave rise to the Indo Islamic architecture. Round domes, high minarets, quality sandstone, are some of the characteristic features of the Fateh Jang Tomb in Alwar. The indigenous architecture with miniature designs in the interiors will dumbfound you.
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