Humayan / Indian Emperor
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Humayan / Indian Emperor
HUMAYAN Mughal Emperor from 1530, but spent most of his rule in exile
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1508 1530 1556 Exile Kneeling Mughal Rule Spent Turban
EDITORS COMMENTS
"This evocative portrait captures the regal presence of Humayan, the Mughal Emperor who ruled from 1530 to 1540 and again from 1555 until his untimely death in 1556. Born in 1508, Humayan spent most of his early life in exile, but he rose to power and established the Mughal Empire in India. In this image, Humayan is depicted in the prime of his life, kneeling in a display of submission or reverence, his turban adorned with precious jewels and intricate embroidery. The imperial robes, richly embroidered with gold and silver thread, further emphasize his royal status. The background is a lush, green landscape, suggesting the wealth and abundance of the Mughal Empire. Despite his early successes, Humayan's reign was marked by internal strife and external invasions. In 1540, he was defeated by the Persian ruler, Shah Suri, and was forced into exile once again. He spent the next 16 years in Afghanistan and Iran, plotting his return to the throne. In 1555, Humayan regained his power and reclaimed his empire. However, his victory was short-lived. In December 1556, while on horseback, he suffered a fatal fall and died. This portrait, taken during his earlier reign, serves as a reminder of the complex and tumultuous life of this Mughal Emperor, whose rule was marked by both triumph and tragedy." This image is a testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of the Mughal Empire, a period of Indian history marked by artistic and architectural achievements, military conquests, and the establishment of a centralized administrative system. The portrait also highlights the importance of the Mughal court as a center of patronage for the arts, where artists and craftsmen were supported and encouraged to create works of exceptional beauty and intricacy.
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