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Man Mandir Palace
The Man Mandir Palace stands inside Gwalior Fort in Madhya Pradesh, India, and was built by the Tomara king Man Singh Tomar between about 1486 and 1516. Its outer walls are decorated with bands of blue, green and yellow glazed tiles showing ducks, elephants, tigers and plantain trees, and it has several underground storeys. It is one of the finest Rajput palaces of its time and influenced later Mughal palace building.
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