Monuments of Çakaristan

The Çakar Empire has several monuments. Some were inherited from earlier nations or occupiers of the current Çakari territory. Others were built during the Çakari period. An overview:

Name	Image	Location	Notes
Akbar Mahal		Agra	The mausoleum of Akbar, completed in 1712 AN.
Burj al-Saaeat al-Sultanii		Akabarabad, Haritdesh	Built in 1695 at the intersection of the Prime Meridian and latitude of Agra.
Cenfae Mahal		Maulikpur, Haritdesh	Built in 1716 AN, a palace of the Shahanshah of Çakaristan
Colossus of Lodis		Suqutra	Built by Scott Alexander, it is counted among the Seven Wonders of Kildare
Crait Temple of Maulikpur		Maulikpur, Haritdesh
Gate of Çakaristan		Manbai, Korhalistan
Kila Qandagozar Memorial		Kila Qandagozar, Sylfystan	The memorial to the 21 men who stood firm during the Sylvanian National Awakening.
Maqbara-i Jaaguzan		Hakimabad, Sylfystan	The mausoleum of Jaaguzan
Middle Micras		North Raynor Sea	Built intersection of the Prime Meridian and Equator
National Monument of Çakaristan		Agra	Completed in 1689 AN, commemorating the victims of the Sylvanian National Awakening.
Raashtr ka Mahal		Agra	The Raashtr ka Mahal (Palace of the Nation) is where the Çakari Congress is housed.
Red Fortress		Agra	It was rebuilt by the Khan of Krasnarus. Since the foundation of Çakaristan, this complex has been the official residence of the Shahanshah.
Sahil Sarayı		Jaaguzanbul, Kantisha and Northak Islands	Built in 1708 AN, a palace of the Shahanshah of Çakaristan
Shrine on the Blood		Tadmur, Barikalus	Completed in 1710 AN, in memory of Mahmud bin Alsalam and Fatima Ayreon-Kalirion ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati.
Temple of Sakat		Suqutra, Suqutra	The temple is counted among the Seven Wonders of Kildare