Q. Charbagh style of gardens was introduced by whom?
Answer: Mughals
Notes: Charbagh is the layout of the garden in Persian style. A square garden is divided into four smaller parts, by four walkways. In Persian, Hindi means four, and Bagh means garden. The gardens of the Taj Mahal are also excellent examples of this style. Most of the Mughal tomb gardens are built in this style. In each of its gardens, there are large beds of four flowers. The origin of Charbagh dates back to the Achaemenid Empire of Persia. In India, it was introduced by Mughals.