Symmetrically-divided courtyard gardens, later known as a riyad (or riad), would go on to become a typical feature of later Andalusi palaces, such as the Aljaferia and the Alhambra, as well as in Moroccan architecture and beyond.[29][30][3] The Generalife of Granada, built by the Nasrid dynasty under Muhammad II or Muhammad III on a hill across from Alhambra, is also a famous example.[31][32] The palace contains many gardens with fountains, pavilions providing views of the landscape, and shallow-rooted plants.