Dashavatar
This god takes different forms called avatars
The Rajputs were known as brave fighters, also called ___
Warriors
The Marathas often fought against this empire
Mughal
This famous white marble building is a tomb built by the Mughals
Taj Mahal
Vastushastra is about designing and building these
Buildings/homes
This avatar is a prince who goes on a journey to save his wife
Rama
Many Rahputs ruled in this desert region of India
Rajasthan
They were known for using this animal in fast battles
Horses
Marble
Vastushastra is based on ancient texts written in this language
Sanskrit
This dwarf avatar tricks a king by asking for land measured in three steps
Vamana
This code showed extreme loyalty and honor, even in difficult situations
Rajput honor code
The Marathas became powerful in this part of India (North, east, south, west)
West
Mughal architecture often included large curved structures called these
Domes
Vastushastra focuses on the balance between buildings and this
This avatar appears as a boar and lifts the Earth from the ocean
Varaha
Rajput rulers were part of this social group, usually associated with warriors
Kshatriya class
This system helped the Maratha administration collect taxes from farmers to support the army and government
Tax System
This Mughal emporor built the Taj Mahal
Shah Jahan
This main entrance of a home is often recommended to face this direction for good energy (North, east, south, west)
East
This avatar is often shown holding a plow and is connected to farming and strength
Balarama
This city is famous for a massive Rajput fort complex
Chittorgarh
This leader built a navy to protect the cost of India
Shivaji
Mughal gardens were designed to look like this peaceful place described in religion
Paradise
Vastushastra is sometimes compared to this Chinese practice of design
Feng shui