Siri Fort at New Delhi of medieval times is an epitome of which of the following architectures?

Correct option is C

The Correct Answer is Islamic Architecture 

Explanation:
• Siri Fort was built by Alauddin Khalji in the 13th century as a defensive structure in Delhi.
• It is an example of Islamic architecture, featuring thick walls, battlements, and arched gateways.
• The fort was constructed to protect Delhi from Mongol invasions.
• Siri Fort was the second city of Delhi, built after Lal Kot.

Key Points:
• Alauddin Khalji commissioned Siri Fort as part of his military expansion.
• Islamic architecture in India introduced arches, domes, and intricate carvings.
• Siri was one of the seven medieval cities of Delhi.
• The fort had seven gates and was surrounded by a moat for defense.

Additional Information:
• Mauryan architecture is known for pillars and rock-cut caves.
• Dravidian architecture features towering temple gopurams.
• Kalinga architecture is famous for intricate temple carvings, like the Konark Sun Temple.
• The Tughlaq dynasty later reused the stones from Siri Fort to build Tughlaqabad Fort.