In Mughal gardens, which outcome resulted when reservoir water levels rose, exceeding design constraints atop an elevated ‘chadar’?

💡 Explanation

Designed to emulate paradise, Mughal gardens channeled water over sculpted chutes ('chadar'), resulting in ‘cascade steps.’ The Mechanism of Hydrostatic Overflow guided water down because the walls were intentionally low, therefore aesthetically controlled overflow occured, rather than damaging the larger stonework.

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