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Princess Chand Bibi defends Ahmadnagar 1595 AD (litho)
1266177 Princess Chand Bibi defends Ahmadnagar 1595 AD (litho) by Stewart, Allan (1865-1951); Private Collection; (add.info.: Hutchinsons History of the Nations published circa 1920 s. Allan Stewart(1865-1951))
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This lithograph, titled "Princess Chand Bibi defends Ahmadnagar 1595 AD" takes us back in time to witness a remarkable moment in history. The image showcases the brave and resolute Princess Chand Bibi defending the city of Ahmadnagar against an invading army. Dressed in elaborate costumes befitting her royal status, Princess Chand Bibi stands at the forefront of her troops, armed with weapons ready for battle. Her determined expression reflects her unwavering commitment to protect her people and homeland from harm. The scene depicts a tense siege situation, as soldiers breach the city's defenses. However, despite facing overwhelming odds, Princess Chand Bibi leads a successful sortie against the enemy forces. Her strategic brilliance and fearless leadership inspire her troops to fight valiantly alongside her. This print offers a glimpse into India's rich history and highlights the significant role played by women like Princess Chand Bibi in shaping their nation's destiny. It serves as a reminder that courage knows no gender boundaries and that true strength lies not only in physical might but also in intelligence and determination. Created by Allan Stewart around 1920s for Hutchinsons History of Nations publication, this engraving captures an important historical event while showcasing Stewart's artistic prowess. As we admire this artwork today, let it serve as a testament to the indomitable spirit of individuals who defend their land with unwavering resolve.
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