A group of seven tombs of Bahamani rulers and their commanders, these mausoleums display a unique structural arrangement. Two mortuary chambers, one for the ruler and the other for family members, forming part of a single tomb. distinguish these mausoleums. The mausoleum of Taj-ud-Din Firoz has a two-storied façade, the first among the muslim monuments in the Deccan. This rectangular building has a total of 6 openings, two each on the north and south sides and one each in the east and west sides. The walls are divided into two tiers in all directions. All arch-shaped niches in the upper part form openwork windows. The lower part of the walls, having a double-arch-shaped entrance surrounded by windows of Jali screen, also has double-arch-shaped niches like the upper part. This tomb having 60 arches in its outer wall which is divided into two distinctive parts, 30 small arches on the upper side of the outer wall and 30 big arches on lower side of the outer walls and inside there are 12 arches which shows architectural grandeur of Bahamani Sultans.