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neither in Hindustan nor Fergana
The page is surrounded by three Chagatay-Turkish verses which form the beginning of a ghazal about the "fire of love"
where he was a corrupt and brutal Company official
Reigning from July 31
It represents Jahangir's imaginary entertainment of the Persian ruler Shah Abbas
House of Orchha submits to Shah Jahan Lithographs from India neither in Hindustan nor FerganaIn this allegorical painting made by Bichitr, Shah Jahan stands on a globe as King of the World. Beneath his feet, the sheep (ewe) maternally licking its natural enemy, the lion, alludes to the peaceful harmony of a kingdom under a just ruler. Mullas (religious leaders) float on clouds to the right and left of the monarch, and Western style angels holding a crown hover above him, his head engulfed in a glowing nimbus. The figure who kneels in
