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One of the three Emeralds of Jahangir, the fourth emperor of the Mughal dynasty. It is inscribed with the phrase «Jahangir shah-i Akbar shah» , indicating that it was of special significance in the state iconography. 1609–10 C.E.
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One of the three Emeralds of Jahangir, the fourth emperor of the Mughal dynasty. It is inscribed with the phrase «Jahangir shah-i Akbar shah» , indicating that it was of special significance in the state iconography. 1609–10 C.E.
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Shah Jahan's jade Archery Ring inscribed in gold with 'Sahib E Qiran Sani 1040 H. salar jung musuem,hyderabad,india
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Shah Jahan's jade Archery Ring inscribed in gold with 'Sahib E Qiran Sani 1040 H. salar jung musuem,hyderabad,india
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An emerald, gold and enamel wine cup of the Mughal emperor Jahangir
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An emerald, gold and enamel wine cup of the Mughal emperor Jahangir
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The fruit knife of queen Nur Jahan, emperor Jahangir's 20th wife, with parrot's head handle made of jade, ruby and emeralds. India, Mughal Empire, 17th century
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The fruit knife of queen Nur Jahan, emperor Jahangir's 20th wife, with parrot's head handle made of jade, ruby and emeralds. India, Mughal Empire, 17th century
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The above Janab-Tega with "Sitab-Thola" hilt. It was specially made for Shah Babar, first Mughal emperor and dates back in a period of nearly 500 years.on display at Victoria memorial Kolkata, India
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The above Janab-Tega with "Sitab-Thola" hilt. It was specially made for Shah Babar, first Mughal emperor and dates back in a period of nearly 500 years.on display at Victoria memorial Kolkata, India
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Jali at the tomb of Emperor Akbar. Agra, India, Mughal Empire, 1613
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Jali at the tomb of Emperor Akbar. Agra, India, Mughal Empire, 1613
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A single emerald sculpted around a gold sleeve to be used as a ring. According to the Al Thani Collection, it was most probably used by one of the 16th century Mughal Emperors . India, 16th century
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A single emerald sculpted around a gold sleeve to be used as a ring. According to the Al Thani Collection, it was most probably used by one of the 16th century Mughal Emperors . India, 16th century
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A Mughal necklace comprising 5 superb carved Colombian emeralds with a total weight of 1,150 carats, centering on a monumental 470-carat emerald inscribed with the name 'Ahmad Shah Durr-I Durran' , founder of the Durrani Empire of Afghanistan and northwest India
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A Mughal necklace comprising 5 superb carved Colombian emeralds with a total weight of 1,150 carats, centering on a monumental 470-carat emerald inscribed with the name 'Ahmad Shah Durr-I Durran' , founder of the Durrani Empire of Afghanistan and northwest India
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Malachite carving of a luohan sitting under a tree with his assistant, with an incribed poem by the Jiaqing Emperor. China, Qing dynasty, 18th-19th century
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Malachite carving of a luohan sitting under a tree with his assistant, with an incribed poem by the Jiaqing Emperor. China, Qing dynasty, 18th-19th century
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The iconic Peacock Throne or the Takht-i-taus was the greatest accumulation of precious gemstones in the 17th Century. Mughal empire . Commissioned in 1628 by Shah Jahan
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The iconic Peacock Throne or the Takht-i-taus was the greatest accumulation of precious gemstones in the 17th Century. Mughal empire . Commissioned in 1628 by Shah Jahan
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Ivory Sandaled Foot- The tongue of the sandal is decorated with a personification of the Nile, suggesting that the statue depicted was either an Egyptian deity or the Emperor Augustus.
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Ivory Sandaled Foot- The tongue of the sandal is decorated with a personification of the Nile, suggesting that the statue depicted was either an Egyptian deity or the Emperor Augustus.
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Mughal Emperor Jahangir's straight blade tulwar with decorated hilt , India, 1600s from salar jung museum, India.
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Mughal Emperor Jahangir's straight blade tulwar with decorated hilt , India, 1600s from salar jung museum, India.
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Sword belonged to akbar the greathes considered greatest mughal.emperor,also longest reigning one,with almost 50 year,csmvs museum,mumbai india
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Sword belonged to akbar the greathes considered greatest mughal.emperor,also longest reigning one,with almost 50 year,csmvs museum,mumbai india
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Wine cup belonging to Emperor Jahangir. India, Mughal Empire, 1608
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Wine cup belonging to Emperor Jahangir. India, Mughal Empire, 1608
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Sword of last mughal emperor bahadur shah jaffar,early 19th ce,with tiger hilt,mutiny museum,red fort india
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Sword of last mughal emperor bahadur shah jaffar,early 19th ce,with tiger hilt,mutiny museum,red fort india
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An inlaid turquoise bone found in Yin, the last capital of the Shang Dynasty in China. The oracle bone inscription describes a Shang king's hunting expedition. It is said hat the king went hunting at the foot of Mount Maishan, and killed a wild bull
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An inlaid turquoise bone found in Yin, the last capital of the Shang Dynasty in China. The oracle bone inscription describes a Shang king's hunting expedition. It is said hat the king went hunting at the foot of Mount Maishan, and killed a wild bull
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Straight Sword of 3rd mughal emperor akbar and 4th jahangircurved sword,on display at alwar palace museum,india
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Straight Sword of 3rd mughal emperor akbar and 4th jahangircurved sword,on display at alwar palace museum,india
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The final edict of Emperor Wu of Han, one of the most significant ancient Chinese emperors, 87 BC. It was an instruction to his crown prince. Preserved by a copy on a piece of wood discovered in 1977. Full translation in the comments.
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The final edict of Emperor Wu of Han, one of the most significant ancient Chinese emperors, 87 BC. It was an instruction to his crown prince. Preserved by a copy on a piece of wood discovered in 1977. Full translation in the comments.
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