office. The tomb was vacated and later restored by the orders of Lord Curzon, and the grave of Adham Khan has since been restored to the site, and lies right below the central dome, though that of his mother Maham Anga never was. Further reading Adham Khan's Tomb The Delhi that No-one Knows, by R.V. Smith. Orient Longman, 2005. . Page 18. Mughals Dictionary of Islamic architecture, by Andrew Petersen. Routledge, 1996. . Page 203. The Cambridge History of India: Mughal Period, by Edward James Rapson. Published by University Press, 1937. Page 532 Tomb of Adham Khan. Anthony Welch, "The Emperor's Grief: Two Mughal Tombs", Muqarnas 25, Frontiers of Islamic Art and Architecture: Essays in Celebration of Oleg Grabar's Eightieth Birthday (2008): 255-273. Delhi and Its Neighbourhood, by Y. D. Sharma. Published by Director General, Archaeological Survey of India, 1974. Page 60-61. Islamic Tombs in India : The Iconography and Genesis of Their Design, by Fredrick W. Bunce. (Series : Contours of Indian Art and Architecture No. 2. 2004.) . Chapt. 20. Annual York-Noor Lecture Series: "Murder, Mausolea and the Emperor Akbar: Two Early Mughal Tombs" York University Mughal Architecture of Delhi : A Study of Mosques and Tombs (1556-1627 A.D.), by Praduman K. Sharma, Sundeep, 2001, . Chap. 9. References External links Adam Khan's Tomb The Qutub Complex in Delhi - Adham Khan's Tomb Images of Adham Khan's Tomb Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) Adham Khan's Tomb wikimapia. The tomb of Adham Khan near the Qutb Minar in Sir Thomas Metcalfe's Diary, 1843 British Library Mughal tombs Buildings and structures completed in 1561 Mehrauli Domes Mausoleums in Delhi Mazes 1561 establishments in India Buildings on the Indian Archaeological Register Monuments of National Importance in Delhi