Badshahi
Badshahi is an Urdu term meaning imperial or royal. It is used as a descriptive label in the naming of imperial era monuments built or commissioned by Mughal rulers and other Persianate dynasties in South Asia. The word appears in various architectural and historical names reflecting the status of a structure as a state or ruler’s project.
The best-known use is the Badshahi Mosque in Lahore, Pakistan. Commissioned by the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb
Today, the Badshahi Mosque remains an active place of worship and a prominent cultural landmark. It is