The Mughal Empire: The Location the Mughal Empire Originated, the Period When the Mughal Empire Migrated Into India and Pakistan, the City Which Possesses Many Islamic Gardens (Charbagh) (Four Gardens), the Reason the Islamic Garden is Prevalent Within Islam, the Islamic Garden Becoming a Symbol of Power, the Reason the Mughal Empire Collected Flowers, the Concept of “Pietra Dura” (Hard Stone), the Length of Time Pakistani Emperor Mirza Shahab-ud-Din Muhammad Khurram (Shah Jahan) Mourned the Death of Indian Padshah (Emperor) Arjumand Banu Begum (Mumtaz Maha) (Khurram’s Wife), the Craftspersons Who Constructed the Taj Mahal (Crown of the Palace), Indian Craftspersons Implementing Indian Architecture Within the Design of the Taj Mahal, English Poet Edwin Arnold’s Quote Related to the Architectural Design of the Taj Mahal, How the English Government Exploited the Historical Tensions Between Hindu’s and Muslim’s Within India and Pakistan During the Late 18th Century, the Impact of English Governance Within India During the 19th Century, the Impact of the English Government Dividing India and Pakistan, and the State of the India-Pakistan Border During the Modern Day