Khans Collection

The wreck of Kublai Khan's Mongol fleet during the second invasion of Japan in 1281 due to the typhoon, Kamikaze
3033761 The wreck of Kublai Khan's Mongol fleet during the second invasion of Japan in 1281 due to the typhoon, Kamikaze, which destroyed most of the armada

The Indian Frontier Rising (b / w photo)
1597857 The Indian Frontier Rising (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Indian Frontier Rising)

Kokand, Uzbekistan - Tea House. As the caption states, " The tea of the Khans tastes better". Kokand was the capital of the of the Kokand Khanate. Date: circa 1909

Marco Polo Kublai Khan
Marco Polo receives a golden tablet from Kublai Khan, ensuring safe passage through the Great Khans land

THE RUSSIAN EXPEDITION TO KHIVA: Pavilion occupied by Prince Eugene M. Leuchtenberg in the Khans Gardens, 1873 engraving

The Russian Expedition to Khiva: Pavilion Occupied by the Grand Duke Nicholas In
The Russian Expedition to Khiva: Pavilion Occupied by the Grand Duke Nicholas in the Khans Gardens, 1873 Engraving

Borodin - Igor - 7
Vladimir Galitsky, Igors dissolute brother in law, who will fall for the Tartar Khans daughter Kontchakovna and find himself torn between love and duty

Cartoon / Fox on Elephant
CARLO KHANs TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO LEADENHALL STREET Fox as an Indian astride an elephant with the face of Lord North heralded by Edmund Burke A satire on lofty ambition

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The Khans, a legendary group of leaders and warriors, have left an indelible mark on history. From the Indian Frontier Trouble to the Mullicks of the Tribes around Peshawar, their stories are steeped in bravery and intrigue. One notable event etched in memory is the tragic murder of Major Cavagnari and Mr Jenkins at Kabul in 1879. This litho captures a chilling moment that forever changed the course of history. Moving beyond India's borders, we find ourselves amidst breathtaking landscapes. The black and white photo titled "The Indian Frontier Rising" transports us to a land where danger lurks but beauty prevails. Venturing further eastward, we arrive at Bakhchisaray Palace nestled in Crimea, Ukraine. Its grandeur stands as a testament to the opulence once enjoyed by these powerful rulers. As we explore its halls and gardens through multiple images captured from different angles, it becomes evident that this palace was more than just a residence; it was a symbol of authority. Traveling even farther east brings us to Kokand in Uzbekistan - home to an enchanting Tea House frequented by locals and travelers alike. Here, one can imagine sipping tea while listening to tales passed down through generations about the Khans' heroic exploits. As our journey concludes back at Bakhchisaray Palace in Ukraine, we reflect upon the legacy left behind by these formidable leaders. Their influence stretched across vast lands - from India's troubled frontiers to distant corners like Crimea and Uzbekistan. The Khans may no longer walk among us today, but their spirit lives on through stories told with reverence and awe. They remind us that courage knows no boundaries or limitations – it transcends time itself.