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In the seventeenth century, Shah Jehan ruled a vast Muslim empire in India. His capital of Agra was one of the richest and most magnificent cities in the world at the time. When Shah Jehan’s wife Mumtaz Mahal died in 1631, the emperor set out to build a tomb for his wife that would be more beautiful than any structure the world
