Curtained litter and cavalry exercise, Persia
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Curtained litter and cavalry exercise, Persia
Two Persian images. The first, entitled Takht-e-Ravan, shows a curtained litter being escorted by horsemen. The second, entitled The Key Kaj Exercise, shows two horsemen, the one on the right turning in the saddle and firing at a lancer pursuing him.
1818
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1818 Armenia Cavalry Curtain Curtained Escort Escorted Exercise Firing Horse Back Horsemen Iran Lancer Lancers Litter Persia Persian Pursuing Saddle Turning Weapon Litters Takht Weapons
EDITORS COMMENTS
Takht-e-Ravan and The Key Kaj Exercise: A Glimpse into Persian Military Life in the Early 19th Century The first image, titled "Takht-e-Ravan," presents a captivating scene from the rich tapestry of Persian history. This evocative photograph, taken in 1818, depicts a curtained litter being escorted by a group of horsemen. The litter, a symbol of royalty and prestige, is adorned with intricate designs and vibrant colors, reflecting the opulence and grandeur of the Persian court. The horsemen, dressed in traditional attire, ride with poise and determination, protecting their valuable cargo with unwavering dedication. The second image, titled "The Key Kaj Exercise," offers a glimpse into the rigorous training regimen of the Persian cavalry. In this photograph, two horsemen engage in a lively drill, with one turning in the saddle to fire at a pursuing lancer. The horses, powerful and agile, demonstrate their strength and obedience as their riders execute precise maneuvers. The scene exudes a sense of energy and discipline, highlighting the military prowess of the Persian forces. Both images, taken in the same year, provide a fascinating insight into the military culture of Persia during the early 19th century. The presence of curtained litters and cavalry exercises suggests a well-organized and disciplined military, capable of both transporting royalty and engaging in strategic battles. These images, taken in the Middle East during a time of political turmoil and territorial disputes between Persia, Turkey, and Armenia, underscore the importance of a strong military presence in the region.
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