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Royal visit to Ireland: Queen Victoria at Dublin Castle, 1900
Queen Victoria, Empress of India, in Dublin: her Majestys visit to the Lord Lieutenant and Countess Cadogan at Dublin Castle. Her Indian servant, Munshi Abdul Karim, supports her. Date: 1900
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Abdul Cadogan Countess Dublin Etiquette Gesture Karim Lieutenant Munshi Servant
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In this striking photograph from 1900, Queen Victoria, the renowned monarch of the British Empire, makes an entrance at Dublin Castle during her visit to Ireland. The Queen, who was also known as the Empress of India, is seen here in regal attire, accompanied by her Indian servant Munshi Abdul Karim. The Queen's visit to the Lord Lieutenant and Countess Cadogan at Dublin Castle marked an important moment in Anglo-Irish relations, as Ireland was then part of the United Kingdom. As Queen Victoria approaches the castle, she is shown making a graceful bow to the crowd, a gesture of respect and acknowledgement of the warm welcome she has received. Munshi Abdul Karim, an Indian servant who had been in the Queen's employ since 1887, stands behind her, a testament to the diversity and multiculturalism of the British Empire at the turn of the century. The etiquette of the time dictated that the Queen's Indian servant would remain in the background during official engagements, but this photograph offers a rare glimpse into the intimate relationship between the monarch and her loyal servant. The image captures the grandeur and elegance of the Royal visit to Ireland, as well as the complex dynamics of power and servitude within the British Empire during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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