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An Indian Prince at Home; The Palace and Grounds of the Maharajah of Dharbhanga, K. C. I. E. In the P Creator: Unknown
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An Indian Prince at Home; The Palace and Grounds of the Maharajah of Dharbhanga, K. C. I. E. In the P Creator: Unknown
An Indian Prince at Home; The Palace and Grounds of the Maharajah of Dharbhanga, K.C.I.E.In the Patna Division of Behar; The Maharajah, 1888. From, The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper Volume 38. July to December, 1888
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British India British Raj Darbhanga Bihar India Imperialism Lakshmeshwar Singh Maharaja Maharaja Lakshmeshwar Singh Maharajah Maharajah Of Dharbhanga Maharajah Of Dharbunga Shield Singh Lakshmeshwar Sir Lakshmeshwar Singh The Graphic The Raj Blade British Empire Hindoostan
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This print captures the grandeur of "An Indian Prince at Home; The Palace and Grounds of the Maharajah of Dharbhanga, K. C. I. E" in the late 19th century. The image showcases a moment frozen in time, offering a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of British India's elite. Seated regally on an ornate chair, we see Maharaja Lakshmeshwar Singh, resplendent in his traditional attire. His majestic presence is accentuated by his impressive beard and facial hair, symbolizing wisdom and power. A sword rests beside him, representing his authority as a ruler. The palace grounds surrounding him are vast and meticulously maintained, reflecting both wealth and prestige. This visual testament to colonialism highlights the influence of Britain's imperial rule over India during this period. As one person gazes upon this photograph today, they are transported back to an era when empires clashed and cultures intertwined. It serves as a reminder of the complex history that shaped nations across continents. Preserved within these monochrome tones lies not only a portrait but also a story waiting to be discovered. Through this snapshot from "The Graphic" an illustrated weekly newspaper from 1888, we catch a fleeting glimpse into the life of Sir Lakshmeshwar Singh - an Indian prince who navigated through times marked by war and change with dignity and grace.
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