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Rodu Sultan Tomb

PunjabTombProtected
There are two monuments in this complex i.e. (I) Tomb of Rodu Sultan (II) Ladies Tomb. (I) The main entrance of Rodu Sultan Tomb is on the southern side. Its first storey has four minarets on each corner. The second storey is octagonal in shape which supports the dome with a pinnacle. The exterior is plastered with lime kanker. (II) To the east of Rodu Sultan Tomb is another tomb considered to be of women. This tomb is built on a square plan and resembles that of Rodu Sultan. It is also constructed with small bricks and mud mortar. To the southern side of both the tombs is a mosque. The facade of mosque has cut brick work decoration. The interior of the mosque is decorated with fresco painting showing floral designs.
Record ID
6210
Province / territory
Punjab
District
Jhang
Tehsil
Jhang
Typology
Monument
Subtype
Tomb
Period
Historic
Legal status
Not Protected — UNVERIFIED; no statute or notification cited
Coordinates
31.05833, 72.00556 — source-provided, not field-verified
Verification status
source_record; automatically_standardized; verification_required
Sources
Rasool, Niaz. (1996). The Monuments and Ancient Sites in the Surveyed Districts of Punjab. Pakistan Archaeology, Number 29, 1994-1996, DOAM, Karachi.

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