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Woman dressed in men's clothing and loading a gun, identified probably correctly by Khandalavala and others, as Nur Jahan, the wife of Jahangir, who was known to be fond of hunting (right) and Prince probably one of Jahangir standing with a long European sword [slides] Raza Library

by Raza Library.

Publisher: Rampur Raza Library 1995Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts [Call number: RL-1186 XIII f. 17 a] (5).
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Sufis, Mughal [slides] Festival of India

by Festival of India.

Publisher: New Delhi Festival of India Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts [Call number: FOI] (1).
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Shahbazkhan Mogul [slides] Festival of India

by Festival of India.

Publisher: New Delhi Festival of India Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts [Call number: FOI] (1).
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Ramayana Mogul [slides] Festival of India

by Festival of India.

Publisher: New Delhi Festival of India Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts [Call number: FOI] (1).
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Prince and Princess, Mogul [slides] Festival of India

by Festival of India.

Publisher: New Delhi Festival of India Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts [Call number: FOI] (1).
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Jahangir's portrait Mogul [slides] Festival of India

by Festival of India.

Publisher: New Delhi Festival of India Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts [Call number: FOI] (1).
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Hamza Nama, Mughal [slides] Festival of India

by Festival of India.

Publisher: New Delhi Festival of India Availability: Items available for loan: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts [Call number: FOI] (1).

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