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|| The Raashtr ka Mahal (Palace of the Nation) is where the [[Çakari Congress]] is housed. | |||
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|| Red Fortress | || Red Fortress |
Revision as of 15:47, 2 January 2024
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 |
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Akbar Mahal | Agra | The mausoleum of Akbar, completed in 1712 AN. | |
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 | |
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, 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 |