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Badshah Ka Hajira ( Tomb of Sultan Ahmed Shah I) Ahmedabad Gujarat Heritage Shahi Magbra

Near the eastern entrance to the Jami mosque in the Manek-Chowk is situated the magnificent rauda of Sultan Ahmad I who died in AH 846 (AD 1442).  While Muhammad Shah II (AD 1442-51) was in power, the tomb of his father Ahmad Shah I (AD 1411-41) was completed.  But, according to Professor Commissariat, it was in all probability erected by Ahmad Shah himself soon after the Jami Masjid.  This mausoleum popularly called Badshah-ka-Hazira is a square structure with projecting porticos from the middle of each side, the entrance being provided through the one on the south.  Enclosed verandahs or columned courts connect these central porches to the small domes while the central chamber has a large dome.  The pillared cloisters were provided with pierced screen walls.  Though it did not introduce any new architectural trend, the tomb, being the first of its kind in Ahmadabad, is noteworthy.  In this grand mausoleum, rest in their eternal sleep, three early Sultans of Gujarat namely Ahmad Shah I (AD 1411-42), his son Muhammad Shah II (AD 1442-51) and grandson Qutbu’d-Din Ahmad Shah II (AD 1451-58) and according to some Ahmad Shah III (AD 1554-1561). An inscription, over the door of the central hall, mentions that the mausoleum was repaired, about a century later, in AH 944 (AD 1538), under the technical supervision of Ahmad Chhajju, by an eminent nobleman Farhatu’l-Mulk who built the Shah Khub’s mosque. Contact to :--- +919904500760 Mail id :-- [email protected]