11/03/2022
This is the main arch construction at Chasma-i Nur, near Ajmer built by Jahangir in 1615. The second picture shows the marble plaque that Jahangir commissioned (see trans below) and third pic shows the valley you walk along to get to it!
The marble plaque:
‘The king of the seven climes, of lofty fortune, whose praise cannot be contained in speech,
The lustre of the house of King Akbar Emperor of the age, King Jahangir,
When he visited this Fountain through his bounty, water began to flow and dust turned to elixir,
The Emperor gave it the name Chasma-i Nur from which the water of immortality acquires its relish,
In the 10th year from the accession of that King, the holy champions at the behest of wise counsel,
On the banks of Chasma-i Nur, this edifice adorned the world as was destined.
Wisdom wrote the chronogram of its completion ‘The Palace of King Nur ad Din Jahangir.
It was written by Abd Allah’
(Trans. Tirmizi 1968).