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Equestrian Portrait of Emperor Shah Jahan Lithographs from India it was Badshah Humayun who

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it was Badshah Humayun who was most ineptly named

It represents Jahangir's imaginary entertainment of the Persian ruler Shah Abbas

Bichitr made the present work was made a few years before the fall of Orchha

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Equestrian Portrait of Emperor Shah Jahan Lithographs from India it was Badshah Humayun whoThe equestrian portrait of Shah Jahan depicts the Emperor in full majesty, attired in a dazzling outfit and bedecked with jewels. He strides serenely on a magnificent horse which is decorated with equal splendor. The city in the background most likely represents his newly founded capital, situated on the shores of the Yamuna. This was much before Shah Jahan shifted the capital to Delhi (Shahjahanabad). The angels or cherubs above herald his coming and

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