damaged in the years after the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan, when different Afghan mujahideen factions fought for control of Kabul after the fall of PDPA leader Mohammad Najibullah's Moscow-backed government in 1992. The Afghan government, in conjunction with the German government, have drafted plans for renovating the palace for official use, requiring funds from private donations from wealthy Afghans. These plans were on indefinite hold as the Afghan government seeks to establish peace and stability. A similar plan was approved for the nearby Darul Aman Palace which was completely renovated and opened to the public on Afghan Independence Day, August 2019. In 2021, the palace had been completely rebuilt. Gallery See also Beg (title) Taj Mahal Darul Aman Palace Bagh-e Bala Palace References External links www.Darulaman.de – (At the moment only in German – English will follow.) Qasr-e Taj Beg Palaces in Afghanistan Buildings and structures in Kabul Province Houses completed in the 20th century Royal residences in Afghanistan Ruined palaces 1920s establishments in Afghanistan