...bears. Muhammad Ali Shah, uncle of Nasir-ud-din Haidar (AD 1837), built the splendid Husenabad Imambara as a burial place for himself ; it consists of two...west of the road can take in at one view the great Imambara and Rumi Darwaza to the right, with the Husenabad and the Jama Masjid to the left. The whole...

...own monument, the magnificent Husdinabad Imdmbdra. It consists of two enclosures, one of which stands at right angles to the other. Leaving the fort by the great R1imi Darwdza, a broad road near the Gumti, a quarter of a mile in length, conducts to the gate of...

...own monument, the magnificent Husdinabad Imdmbara. It consists of two enclosures, one of which stands at right angles to the other. Leaving the fort by the great Rumi Darwdza, a broad road near the Gumti, a quarter of a mile in length, conducts to the gate of the outer...

...Lucknow. Not far off is the Husainabad Imambarah, built by Muhammad 'Ali Shah, 1837 AD, as a burial-place for himself. It consists of two large enclosures, one of which is at right angles to the other. This Imambarah is small in comparison with that in the Machchi Bhawan, but has some beauty of execution...

...Not far oil' is the Husainal>ad Imambarah, built by Muhammad 'Ali Shah, 1837 AD , as a burial-place for himself. It consists of two large enclosures, one of which is at right angles to the other. This Imamliarah is small in comparison with that in the MachcJii Bhawan, but has some beauty of execution...

...sevenstoreyed tower. The first was built by Muhammad 'Ali Shah, 1837 AD, as a burial-place for himself, and consists of two large enclosures, one of which is at right angles to the other. It is small in comparison with that in the Machhi Bhawan, and stands in a large quadrangle, which has...