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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Portrait of Mian Manak Chand as a young Man, Brother to the famous Wazir, Mian Jappu
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Portrait of Mian Manak Chand as a young Man, Brother to the famous Wazir, Mian Jappu

Portrait of Mian Manak Chand as a young Man, Brother to the famous Wazir, Mian Jappu

Mandi, 1700-1720
Opaque pigments and gold on paper.
Verso with Mandi Royal Library stamp and inscription in Takri 'Jappu ra bhai vaijiri' which translates to 'brother of (Mian) Jappu, the wazir'
Folio: 30.8 x 21.5 cm including the red border
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The Takri inscription, kindly deciphered by Vijay Sharma, on the verso refers to Mian Manak Chand, the brother of Mian Jappu (c1660-c1735), the able Wazir to Sidh Sen (1684-1727) and...
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The Takri inscription, kindly deciphered by Vijay Sharma, on the verso refers to Mian Manak Chand, the brother of Mian Jappu (c1660-c1735), the able Wazir to Sidh Sen (1684-1727) and subsequently the Regent and Wazir to his great nephew, Shamsher Sen (1722-1781).

 

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