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Tulwar sword belonging to Prince Mirza Mughal, 1857 circa (metal)
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Tulwar sword belonging to Prince Mirza Mughal, 1857 circa (metal)
5926413 Tulwar sword belonging to Prince Mirza Mughal, 1857 circa (metal) by Indian School, (19th century); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Tulwar sword belonging to Prince Mirza Mughal, 1857 circa.
During the Indian Mutiny (1857-1859) Lieutenant William Hodson probably took this sword after the fall of Delhi in September 1857. He is said to have stripped several Mohgul princes of their jewellery and swords before shooting them.); eNational Army Museum; Indian, out of copyright
Media ID 23665194
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This print showcases a magnificent Tulwar sword that once belonged to Prince Mirza Mughal, dating back to 1857. The intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail in this metal weapon are truly awe-inspiring. The historical significance of this sword is deeply rooted in the Indian Mutiny of 1857-1859. It is believed that Lieutenant William Hodson acquired this very sword after the fall of Delhi in September 1857. In an act that reflects the brutality of war, Hodson allegedly stripped several Mohgul princes, including Prince Mirza Mughal, of their precious jewelry and swords before executing them. Displayed at the National Army Museum in London, this artifact serves as a tangible reminder of a tumultuous period in history when power struggles and conflicts shaped nations. Its presence evokes both curiosity and contemplation about the lives lost during those turbulent times. As we admire this Tulwar sword through the lens of time, it offers us a glimpse into royal heritage and cultural traditions from centuries ago. Beyond its aesthetic appeal lies a story filled with tragedy and conquests – reminding us how objects can carry profound narratives within them. Bridgeman Images has captured every intricate detail with precision, allowing viewers to appreciate not only the artistic value but also delve into its historical context. This print invites us on a visual journey through time while honoring both royalty and religion without any commercial intent or association mentioned by Fine Art Finder's description guidelines.
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