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History
The strong block establishments of Lahore Fort were laid in 1566 under the rule of Mughal sovereign Akbar the Great on the area of a prior mud-fortress. To assemble the new fortification, the Emperor brought experienced craftsmen after the consummation of Fatehpur Sikri. Later, Shah Jahan changed over the fortress into a joy resort and included Diwan-I-Khas, Moti Masjid, Naulakha Pavilion, resting chambers, and Sheesh Mahal into the complex. Sheesh, Mahal is situated inside the Shah Burj (King's Pavilion) hinder that was really worked by his ancestor Jahangir. 

The chamber was solely utilized for private board gatherings as a major aspect of the everyday routine of the head, while the entire square was just available to the supreme rulers, the vizier, and chose retainers. The augmentation work of private quarters by Shah Jahan proceeded in the vicinity of 1628 and 1634. The particular Shah Jahani engineering is reflected in the broad utilization of white marble and various leveled accents of the development. Amid the Sikh Empire, Shah Burj progressed toward becoming Ranjit Singh's most loved place. He assembled a group of concubines over the highest point of Sheesh Mahal. 

This was additionally where he used to show his prized ownership, the Koh-I-Noor.

Design

The Sheesh Mahal was worked by Emperor Shah Jahan. 

It was worked amidst Jahangir's run the show. The façade, comprising five cusped marble curves bolstered by coupled segments, opens into the patio. 

The engrailed spandrels and bases are trimmed with valuable stones. The structure is as a semi-octagon, and comprises of flats roofed with plated domes and complicatedly enriched with pietra dura and arched glass and mirror mosaic (Ayina Kari) with a great many little mirrors. 

The beautifying highlights likewise incorporate stucco tracery (Munabat Kari) and cut marble screens in geometrical and ring plans. The top of the focal corridor ascends to two stories. The lobby was initially embellished with fresco artworks that were later supplanted with glass mosaic in various hues.