Akbar II
The structure adjoins the eastern wall of the "Khwabgah" of the "Khas Mahal". It is a semi-octagonal tower where the Mughal emperor would appear every morning before his subjects. This ceremony was known as the "Jharokha Darshan". A balcony, the "Khwabgah Jharoka" (Place of Dreams Balcony), projecting from the central side of the tower was constructed in 1808-09 CE by Akbar II. This is described in an inscription over its arches. The dome above was perhaps originally covered in gilded copper, similar to the one in Agra Fort.