Lahore
This is the tomb of Nawab Mian Khan, son of Nawab Saadullah Khan, the minister of the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. It was built in the 1670s, and Kanhaiya Lal's…
This is the tomb of Nawab Mian Khan, son of Nawab Saadullah Khan, the minister of the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. It was built in the 1670s, and Kanhaiya Lal's history of Lahore of 1884 identifies the pavilion as the place of his grave. The tomb takes the form of a baradari, a pavilion with three arched openings on each side, raised on a high platform in what was once a walled garden. It is built of brick with black stone and was decorated with frescoes. It stands in Singhpura near Bhogiwal, off GT Road.