Explanation:

Divan Khana is one of the major ancient monument in Punjab and was used for large audiences and important public occasions. Today Divan Khan has been converted into a museum displaying dazzling chandeliers and armour, including the sword and dagger of Guru Gobind Singh and Nadir Shah's sword. The Divan Khana hall was built on a high plinth over a network of tunnels which were service conduits. The facade gives the impression of a double-storey building, with 'upper storey' windows and a balcony at the first floor level, but the delicately worked wood-and-glass doors open into a huge fifteen mtr high chamber. At the far end is a raised platform, where the Maharaja used to sit. The wooden frame work of the ceiling holds decorated Plaster-of Paris tiles painted in the traditional Arabic style and the ceiling is hung with a fabled collection of chandeliers.