Dost Collection

Abdor Rahman Khan (1844-1901) grandson of Dost Mohammad Khan the founder of Barakzai dynasty
530492 Abdor Rahman Khan (1844-1901) grandson of Dost Mohammad Khan the founder of Barakzai dynasty. Ruler of Afghanistan 1880-1901

Dost Mohd Khan / Afghan R
DOST MOHAMMAD KHAN Ruler of Afghanistan

Dost Mohammad Khan, 1793

Dost Mohammad Khan, 1793 To 1863. Emir Of Afghanistan. From The Worlds Inhabitants By G. T. Bettany Published 1888
Dost Mohammad Khan, 1793 To 1863. Emir Of Afghanistan. From The Worlds Inhabitants By G.T. Bettany Published 1888

Dost Mohammed Khan Mohammedzai 1788-1863. Son Of Painda Khan Ruler Of Kabul 1826-39 1842-63 From A Drawing By An Indian Artist

Dost Mohammed Khan
DOST MOHAMMAD KHAN Ruler of Afghanistan

Dost Mohammad Khan (engraving)
KW1073729 Dost Mohammad Khan (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dost Mohammad Khan, 1793 A-1863)

First Anglo-Afghan War 1838-42: Dost Mohammed Khan surrendering to William MacNaghten (1793-1841) taking his morning ride outside Cabul (Kabul). MacNaghten shot by Akbar Khan 23 December 1841

DOST MOHAMMAD KHAN (1793-1863). Emir of Afghanistan, 1826-63. Engraving, 19th century

British in Afghanistan
The British force advances on Maidan, where the Amir Dost Mahommed has taken refuge. Lavish bribes fail to win over allies among the native tribes

Sher Ali / Afghan Emir
SHER ALI Emir from 1863-79, son of Dost Mohammed. His friendly relations with Russia led to conflict with the British

Mahomed Akbar Khan
SARDAR MAHOMED AKBAR KHAN son of Dost Mohammad, led a successful rebellion against the pro-British Afghan ruler Shah Shuja in 1841

Sher (Shere) Ali & Heir
SHER (SHERE) ALI, AND HIS LATE HEIR, ABDULLAH JAN Emir of Kabul from 1863-79, son of Dost Mohammed. Friendly relations with Russia led to conflict with the British

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"Dost: A Tale of Resilience and Leadership in Midsummer Night's Dream" In the enchanting world of Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream, " dost thou know the significance of a name? Enter Dost Mohd Khan, an Afghan ruler whose story intertwines with the vibrant tapestry of Indian tribes and races. Dost Mohammad Khan, born in 1793, emerged as a prominent figure during his reign as Emir of Afghanistan. His legacy echoes through time, captured vividly in portraits that depict the diverse people of India. These captivating images offer glimpses into the rich cultural heritage and fascinating traditions that shaped this land. One such portrait portrays Dost Mohammed Khan himself, drawn by an Indian artist who sought to capture his essence. The engraving immortalizes his strength and determination, showcasing him as a symbol of leadership amidst turbulent times. The First Anglo-Afghan War serves as a backdrop to Dost Mohammed Khan's tale. In one scene etched into history, he surrenders to William MacNaghten—an event that marked a turning point for both nations involved. Another image reveals British forces at Urghundee surrounded by abandoned guns left behind by Dost Mohammed—a testament to his resilience against foreign powers. Beyond political struggles lies the heart of dost—friendship and camaraderie among individuals from different walks of life. Just like characters in "Midsummer Night's Dream, " we witness how bonds are formed despite societal barriers. As we delve deeper into these narratives, we uncover not only tales from centuries past but also reflections on our own human experiences. Through artistry and historical accounts alike, dost reminds us that unity can triumph over adversity—a timeless message resonating across cultures even today. Let us celebrate Dost Mohammad Khan—the Emir who defied odds—and honor those whose stories have been woven into the fabric of India's diverse tapestry throughout history.