Many claims suggest the fort was not just red but featured a red-and-white colour scheme, preferred by Shah Jahan.

Despite his devotion to Mumtaz Mahal, he likely did not visit the Taj Mahal again and only saw it from his prison at Agra Fort, after his son Aurangzeb usurped the throne.

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Shah Jahan enlisted the expertise of architect Ustad Ahmad Lahori, who also designed the Taj Mahal, for the construction of the Red Fort. Ustad Ahmad Lahori was one of the finest architects of his ...

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