Itimad-ud-Daulah

Itimad-ud-Daulah was a Mughal ruler's minister and father-in-law, known for his governance and influence in 16th-century India. He is most famous as the namesake of the exquisite tomb located in Agra, often called the "Baby Taj," which is celebrated for its intricate marble work and beautiful gardens. This tomb was among the first Mughal structures built entirely of white marble and shaped the architectural style later seen in the Taj Mahal. His legacy lies in both his political role and his contribution to Mughal architecture, reflecting the artistic sophistication of the period.