Talk:Ibrahim Adil Shah II hawking
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Ibrahim Adil Shah II hawking
- ... that an inscription on the painting Ibrahim Adil Shah II hawking (pictured) identifies its subject as an emperor, even though he was not?
- Source: Goswamy, B. N. (2016). The Spirit of Indian Painting - Close Encounters With 101 Great Works 1100-1900.
It reads:tasveer-ikhaqan-i'azam ibrahim adilshah —'Portrait of the great khaqan, Ibrahim Adil Shah'. The title khaqan was traditionally reserved for the emperor of China or the rulers of Chinese Tartary (the Islamic khanates in western China), but also applied later, loosely, to any emperor. Ibrahim Adil Shah was neither the emperor of China nor any emperor, for the Sultans of the Deccani kingdoms were not entitled to that status due to the overpowering presence of the Mughals in the north.
- Reviewed: Template:Did you know nominations/Murad Agha
- Comment: Will provide QPQ soon
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AmateurHi$torian (talk) 13:14, 14 February 2025 (UTC).