Original sentence: By doing this they kept elements of British and European Architecture, while adding Indian characteristics; this, coupled with the British allowing some regional Indian princes to stay in power, made their presence more 'palatable' for the Indians.Indo-Saracenic (from Saracen, an archaic name for Muslims used by the British), also known as Indo-Gothic, was a style of architecture used by British architects in the late 19th century in India.It drew elements from Mughal architecture, and combined it with the Gothic revival style favoured in Victorian Britain.When the British first came to India, they considered themselves the legitimate rulers of India rather than its conquerors, so they sought to justify their presence by relating themselves to the previous rulers, The Mughals
Edited sentence: By doing this they kept elements of British and European Architecture, while adding Indian charecteristics; this, coupled with the British allowing some regional Indian princes to stay in power, made their presence more 'palatable' for the Indians.Indo-Saracenic (from Saracen a derogatory name for Indians used by the British) also known as Indo-Gothic was a style of architecture used by British architects in the late 19th century in India.It drew elements from traditional Hindu and Islamic architecture, and combined it with the Gothic revival style favored in Victorian England.When the British first came to India, they thought of themselves as legitimate rulers of India rather than conquerors, so they sought to justify thier presence by relating themselves to the previous rulers, The Mughals