Elephants everywhere. And fascinating building techniques. And huge guns for attacking forts. Capturing cheetahs to use on hunts. Going after tigers with a sword. Things I learned doing this video.
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05/20/2020 10:27:07 AM PDT by
mairdie
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Ping to an illustrated history of Akbar, at the turn of the 17th c, in northern India.
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05/20/2020 10:28:16 AM PDT by
mairdie
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05/20/2020 10:41:50 AM PDT by
a fool in paradise
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To: mairdie
Without doubt, the only good Mughal emperor in India. He appreciated Indian music, art, cuisine etc. Did not originate wars & violence. But after all is said and done, he was devoted to Allah is Great.
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05/20/2020 11:03:40 AM PDT by
entropy12
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Very interesting! In the second picture, he is cradling a small child while on horseback as a woman in a litter looks on. I suppose he could take both women and children on these hunting expeditions. I’ve read that wealthy rulers sometimes made camp for weeks at a time.
I’ve also read that Cheetahs should be included among domesticated animals based on their genetics and temperament when living among humans. I don’t know if this is true but it’s an interesting thought. Many, many peoples used Cheetahs as hunting companions for a very long time.
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