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May 24th 1506- May 13th 1507 (J. Babur visits the Begims in Herat) All the Begums, i.e., my paternal aunt Payanda-sultan Begum, Khadīja Begum, Apāq Begum, and my other paternal aunt Begums, daughters of Sl. Abū-sa'id Mirzā, were gathered together at the time I went to see them in Sl. Husain Mirza's College at his mausoleum. (...) After sitting there for some time during the recitation of the Quran, we went to the South College where Khadīja Begim's tents had been set up and where food was placed before us.
Fig. 7. Zahir al-Din Muhammad Babur paying his respects to the widows of Sultan-Husain Bayqara at the latter's tomb in the Royal madrasa in Herat, in 912/1506. India, ca. 1590. Babur-nāma, MS, British Library, Or. 3714, fol. 256b. British Library Board. All rights reserved.
The dome of the mausoleum is covered by an assemblage of varied techniques. The shell of the dome is covered with monochrome turquoise-glazed bricks, highlighted with gadroons with a pattern of friezes of cobalt, white and yellow diamonds on a turquoise background (see the upper section of the photo Figure 16). In addition to these banna'i bricks, the dome is decorated with colored-glaze "cloisonné" tiles (better known as "cuerda seca"),62 as well as with cut-tile mosaics (note 62: The technique is better known as "black line", "cuerda seca" or even "haft rang" type.
The dome of the mausoleum is covered by an assemblage of varied techniques. The shell of the dome is covered with monochrome turquoise-glazed bricks, highlighted with gadroons with a pattern of friezes of cobalt, white and yellow diamonds on a turquoise background (see the upper section of the photo Figure 16). In addition to these banna'i bricks, the dome is decorated with colored-glaze "cloisonné" tiles (better known as "cuerda seca"),62 as well as with cut-tile mosaics (note 62: The technique is better known as "black line", "cuerda seca" or even "haft rang" type.
