The Taj Mal or eternal love

The Taj Mal or eternal love

A great love story that resembles a true odyssey actually existed between two people, a prince and a princess, Mongolia. A real legend and lived two beings ... perhaps the only great love story of all time ...This proves that the extreme violence of true love between two humans is possible and not fiction or imagination ...The story is wondrous and attracted many writings and reflections of the world.The magnificent mausoleum, Taj Mahal meaning Palace of the Crown, located in Agra, India, is the symbol of this beautiful connection between two hearts that are loved passionately.It also means greatness and eternity of a noble and authentic distraught.Cases that might look like are, of course, rare nowadays, because the loss of old values ​​and the transformation of our society into communities of consumption, but the example is a dream a lot of people around the world.


The story:

Like a fairy tale, Prince Khurram, the future Mughal emperor 16 years, met one day at a banquet, a young and beautiful princess named Arjumand Banu Begam, aged 15. They fell, despite their young ages, madly in love with each other ... This country and its customs not accepting monogamy, the prince was married a year later to another. The secret lovers had to wait five long years before and married again March 27, 1612, as the astrologers had predicted.During the ceremony, the king, the father of the prince, renamed, Princess, "Mumtaz Mahal" meaning "the favorite of the palace."Prince ascended to the throne of Mughal throne 16 years later, in 1628 and should take the name of Shah Jahan.All these years were moments of intense happiness for the couple. After almost 20 years together, they had 14 children together, but only 7 survived.Starting the campaign, he accepted that his wife follow him, pregnant with their fourteenth child. The newborn is announced but is not in place, the king took a new messenger and learned that Mumtaz had to give them a pretty little girl. Another messenger was sent Shah Jahan and was called by his wife who is very ill requested to be with her ... she died on the morning of June 17, 1631, did not call her delivery.It is said that Mumtaz had two wishes. The first that her husband never had any other children, the second that it makes building a palace in memory of their love.The emperor remains holed up in his palace until he decides to put his project on the road from 1631. All the best architects were called to the task. More than 20,000 workers and 1,000 elephants were used to transport materials from throughout Asia. Everything was beautiful, white marble, jasper, garnets, jawless, the carnelian, crystals ....This magnificent mausoleum, Taj Mahal meaning Palace of the Crown, located in Agra, was completed between 1644 and 1648.The emperor decided to build a replica of the Taj in black marble in front of it across the river Yamuna to be buried at the end of his life ...But trapped in the prison of Red Fort until his death by his son Aurangzeb, who betrayed him to take power, construction was halted and Shah Jahan was buried in the Taj Mahal with his wife Mumtaz and love.The emperor decided to build a replica of the Taj in black marble in front of it across the river Yamuna in order to be submitted at the end of his life ...But trapped in the prison of Red Fort until his death by his son Aurangzeb, who betrayed him to take power, construction was halted and Shah Jahan was buried in the Taj Mahal with the love of all life Mumtaz.This love story is true:This man decided one day to show the face of the world and to future generations the immense and eternal love he could feel for his missing wife ...