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Article: RARE & IMPORTANT CHINESE SUI DYNASTY STELE TO BE ...
AsiaPulse News;  June 6, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... RELEASE PR30562 Rare and Important Chinese Sui Dynasty Stele to Be Sold at Auction June 18 ... PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ - An important Chinese Sui Dynasty brown limestone triad stele with calligraphic ... 3900 A rare and important Chinese Sui Dynasty stele dated 613 A.D. which possesses ...

Article: Sundaresan's Sequel a 'Feast' for the Senses
Portland Skanner;  July 2, 2003 ;     540 words ... ... has at last come into the harem of Emperor Jahangir - head of the Mughal Empire and Mehrunnisa ... These ministers, who have long had Emperor Jahangir's confidence and trust, consider ... who bestows this power upon her - Emperor Jahangir. "The Feast of Roses" is a tale ...

Article: Interfaith Imagery: Jesuits in Ancient India
The Washington Post;  October 9, 1998 ;     700+ words ... ... images the Christians brought with them. His successor, Emperor Jahangir (1569-1627), did the same. The Jesuits, whose order ... the exhibit, the Jesuits' influence barely outlasted Emperor Jahangir. Within a few years of his death in 1627, the Jesuits ...

Article: Rare Mughal jade sculpture on display at Leicester
The Hindustan Times;  November 12, 2006 ;     634 words ... ... A rare jade sculpture said to have belonged to Mughal Emperor Jahangir will be put up for display for the first time in this British ... who was fascinated by nature and later ruled as Mughal emperor Jahangir from 1605 to 1627. It was kept as a rare ornament in garden ...

Article: Priceless terrapin comes out of its shell.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  January 12, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... gardens of the Mughal palace of Allahabad, which was home to Emperor Jahangir - father of Shah Jahan, who built the Taj Mahal. But ... residence of the Crown Prince Selim, later to be known as the Emperor Jahangir. 'The terrapin is from this period, a rare ornament ...

Article: London lights up for Diwali festivities
Evening Standard - London;  November 9, 2007 ;     682 words ... ... paper. Sikhs also celebrate Diwali. It is to show their joy at the return of guru Hargobind Ji to Amritsar in 1620. Emperor Jahangir had imprisoned him, along with 52 Hindu kings. The guru was granted freedom but refused to leave until the kings were ...

Article: Nihangs carry on Sikhism's martial legacy at Gurudwara Damdama ...
The Hindustan Times;  January 21, 2006 ;     689 words ... ... Guru Hargobind, the sixth Sikh Guru decided to not sit quietly and founded the miri and piri at the Akal Takth. Mughal emperor Jahangir was very cruel and Guru Hargobind fought four wars against him and won all," said a Nihang. The core belief in the doctrine ...