Bhadresvar

A synthesis of indigeneous Indian forms and the religious and political needs of a new Muslim society . . . expand[s] our knowledge of pre-Mughal architecture and allow[s] the historian to place the buildings in a broader context of architecture in the eastern Islamic world.' -Sheila S. Blair, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 1989 'It is an important study which throws much light on Islamic architecture and particularly on the Jain influences therein, a valuable contribution to the literature on Islamic architecture.