Abstract:

The Covenant; XVI. and XVIII. In the centuries, the subcontinent of India is a great Turkish-Islamic state that has presented important Turkish-Islamic works in many regions of countries such as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh.  The structures built during this period have a rich art and architectural style with the influence of various cultures. In the formation of this architectural and artistic style; the indigenous culture of the Indian geography in which they dominate along with the culture of Central Asia that the Baburlians are a member of, the establishment of political, commercial and cultural relations with neighbouring countries can be classified as the most important factors. Specifically, it is about interactions with the Safevi State, which ruled in Iran during that period, the Ottoman State, which ruled in the Anatolian and the Balkans, and various European states. When the structures of the Baburli era were studied, the relationships established with these cultures enabled a radical change and development in architecture and art. Indeed, the Baburlians, as a result of these interactions, have made their own artists, using all this accumulation in the best way, and have managed to make a significant contribution to the world heritage. This study will focus on the cultural interactions seen in the Baburlu era architecture; will try to provide information about the influences and reflections of the Eastern, Safevi, Indian, Ottoman and European cultures on the Baburlu architecture.

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