Rajputs Black & White Stock Photos
Chauhan Rajputs, northern India Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/chauhan-rajputs-northern-india-image66167444.htmlRMDRJ570–Chauhan Rajputs, northern India
A historical and cultural reference to the Rajputs, a prominent warrior class in India. Known for their military prowess and significant roles in Indian history, the Rajputs were also patrons of the arts and culture. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-historical-and-cultural-reference-to-the-rajputs-a-prominent-warrior-140407998.htmlRMJ4C3RA–A historical and cultural reference to the Rajputs, a prominent warrior class in India. Known for their military prowess and significant roles in Indian history, the Rajputs were also patrons of the arts and culture.
511 Rajputs Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/511-rajputs-image187501457.htmlRMMW1C0H–511 Rajputs
This painting showcases the Rajput warriors, reflecting their role in Indian history and culture. The Rajputs were known for their valor, chivalry, and rich traditions. This artwork highlights their distinctive attire and historical significance. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-this-painting-showcases-the-rajput-warriors-reflecting-their-role-132496950.htmlRMHKFN5X–This painting showcases the Rajput warriors, reflecting their role in Indian history and culture. The Rajputs were known for their valor, chivalry, and rich traditions. This artwork highlights their distinctive attire and historical significance.
INDIA: Rajputs, from Rajasthan, antique print 1892 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-india-rajputs-from-rajasthan-antique-print-1892-102870216.htmlRFFYA408–INDIA: Rajputs, from Rajasthan, antique print 1892
Naik Henray Singh Rajput Parthar , 7th DCO Rajputs . 1914 - 1918 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/naik-henray-singh-rajput-parthar-7th-dco-rajputs-1914-1918-image686260895.htmlRM3BTDTNK–Naik Henray Singh Rajput Parthar , 7th DCO Rajputs . 1914 - 1918
INDIA. Group of Rajputs c1880 old antique vintage print picture Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/india-group-of-rajputs-c1880-old-antique-vintage-print-picture-image242601021.htmlRFT2KC25–INDIA. Group of Rajputs c1880 old antique vintage print picture
Rajput women Rajputs or Rajputs, a warlike and chivalrous strain from the caste of the Kshatriya, the second of the four Varna Box, India, women in the 19th century / Radschputen, Frauen, Rajputen oder Radschputen, ein kriegerischer und ritterlicher Stamm aus der Kaste der kshatriya, der zweiten der vier Varna-Kasten, Indien, Frauen im 19. Jahrhundert, Historisch, historical, digital improved reproduction of an original from the 19th century / digitale Reproduktion einer Originalvorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rajput-women-rajputs-or-rajputs-a-warlike-and-chivalrous-strain-from-the-caste-of-the-kshatriya-the-second-of-the-four-varna-box-india-women-in-the-19th-century-radschputen-frauen-rajputen-oder-radschputen-ein-kriegerischer-und-ritterlicher-stamm-aus-der-kaste-der-kshatriya-der-zweiten-der-vier-varna-kasten-indien-frauen-im-19-jahrhundert-historisch-historical-digital-improved-reproduction-of-an-original-from-the-19th-century-digitale-reproduktion-einer-originalvorlage-aus-dem-19-jahrhundert-image358133525.htmlRF2BPJAY1–Rajput women Rajputs or Rajputs, a warlike and chivalrous strain from the caste of the Kshatriya, the second of the four Varna Box, India, women in the 19th century / Radschputen, Frauen, Rajputen oder Radschputen, ein kriegerischer und ritterlicher Stamm aus der Kaste der kshatriya, der zweiten der vier Varna-Kasten, Indien, Frauen im 19. Jahrhundert, Historisch, historical, digital improved reproduction of an original from the 19th century / digitale Reproduktion einer Originalvorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert
Rajputs. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rajputs-image416550074.htmlRM2F5KDTA–Rajputs.
The British Occupation of Java Men of the 4/7th Rajputs in position alongside the railway line at Bekassi during a reconnaissance in force to locate positions held by Indonesian nationalists. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-british-occupation-of-java-men-of-the-47th-rajputs-in-position-alongside-the-railway-line-at-bekassi-during-a-reconnaissance-in-force-to-locate-positions-held-by-indonesian-nationalists-image568906810.htmlRM2T1FXCA–The British Occupation of Java Men of the 4/7th Rajputs in position alongside the railway line at Bekassi during a reconnaissance in force to locate positions held by Indonesian nationalists.
Map of Rajputs States (Western Rajasthan), vintage engraved illustration. Le Tour du Monde, Travel Journal, (1872). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/map-of-rajputs-states-western-rajasthan-vintage-engraved-illustration-le-tour-du-monde-travel-journal-1872-image363175728.htmlRF2C2T29M–Map of Rajputs States (Western Rajasthan), vintage engraved illustration. Le Tour du Monde, Travel Journal, (1872).
History of India . he new enactmentexcited. When he went to the mosque, crowds of ex-postulating and even riotous Hindus blocked his way;and though his elephants forced their path over theirbodies, he could not subdue their repugnance to thenew tax on religion. His dealings with the Rajputprinces kindled these sparks of discontent into a flame.He endeavoured to get Jaswant Singhs two yoimg sonssent to Delhi to be educated (and doubtless made Mos-lems) imder his own supervision. The Rajputs loyaltyand pride alike forbade such ignominy to their heredi-tary chiefs; and when they learned that the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/history-of-india-he-new-enactmentexcited-when-he-went-to-the-mosque-crowds-of-ex-postulating-and-even-riotous-hindus-blocked-his-wayand-though-his-elephants-forced-their-path-over-theirbodies-he-could-not-subdue-their-repugnance-to-thenew-tax-on-religion-his-dealings-with-the-rajputprinces-kindled-these-sparks-of-discontent-into-a-flamehe-endeavoured-to-get-jaswant-singhs-two-yoimg-sonssent-to-delhi-to-be-educated-and-doubtless-made-mos-lems-imder-his-own-supervision-the-rajputs-loyaltyand-pride-alike-forbade-such-ignominy-to-their-heredi-tary-chiefs-and-when-they-learned-that-the-image338934256.htmlRM2AKBP2T–History of India . he new enactmentexcited. When he went to the mosque, crowds of ex-postulating and even riotous Hindus blocked his way;and though his elephants forced their path over theirbodies, he could not subdue their repugnance to thenew tax on religion. His dealings with the Rajputprinces kindled these sparks of discontent into a flame.He endeavoured to get Jaswant Singhs two yoimg sonssent to Delhi to be educated (and doubtless made Mos-lems) imder his own supervision. The Rajputs loyaltyand pride alike forbade such ignominy to their heredi-tary chiefs; and when they learned that the
Beautiful Paintings, art, design monuments, temples, architectures, desert & camels in the state of royal history of India the great Rajasthan. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/beautiful-paintings-art-design-monuments-temples-architectures-desert-camels-in-the-state-of-royal-history-of-india-the-great-rajasthan-image414632141.htmlRM2F2G3EN–Beautiful Paintings, art, design monuments, temples, architectures, desert & camels in the state of royal history of India the great Rajasthan.
Gadisar Lake, Jaisalmer, India. September 2015 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gadisar-lake-jaisalmer-india-september-2015-image633566132.htmlRF2YPNC1T–Gadisar Lake, Jaisalmer, India. September 2015
India, Rajasthan, Jaisalmer, Bada Bagh (literally Big Garden) Built by a descendant of Jaisal and maharaja of Jaisalamer. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-india-rajasthan-jaisalmer-bada-bagh-literally-big-garden-built-by-17233242.htmlRMB0114X–India, Rajasthan, Jaisalmer, Bada Bagh (literally Big Garden) Built by a descendant of Jaisal and maharaja of Jaisalamer.
Bagore ki Haveli Rajasthan India,September 17 2023 Tourists visiting and feeding pigeons and clicking pictures around Bagore ki Haveli Udaipur Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bagore-ki-haveli-rajasthan-indiaseptember-17-2023-tourists-visiting-and-feeding-pigeons-and-clicking-pictures-around-bagore-ki-haveli-udaipur-image572039653.htmlRF2T6JJBH–Bagore ki Haveli Rajasthan India,September 17 2023 Tourists visiting and feeding pigeons and clicking pictures around Bagore ki Haveli Udaipur
446 Rajputs Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/446-rajputs-image189176230.htmlRMMYNM5X–446 Rajputs
The Rajputs were a group of warriors and noble families in India, known for their valor, chivalry, and role in Indian history. They were influential in the formation of many dynasties and empires in the Indian subcontinent. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-rajputs-were-a-group-of-warriors-and-noble-families-in-india-known-136645378.htmlRMHX8MG2–The Rajputs were a group of warriors and noble families in India, known for their valor, chivalry, and role in Indian history. They were influential in the formation of many dynasties and empires in the Indian subcontinent.
Subedar Major Schuimbar Singh , IOM Rajput Bais . 7th DCO Rajputs . 1914 - 1918 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/subedar-major-schuimbar-singh-iom-rajput-bais-7th-dco-rajputs-1914-1918-image686260902.htmlRM3BTDTNX–Subedar Major Schuimbar Singh , IOM Rajput Bais . 7th DCO Rajputs . 1914 - 1918
Jackie Kennedy with The Maharana of Udaipur, Premier Prince of the Rajputs. Describing the design of an ancient dagger. Jackie is on a semi-official visit to India and Pakistan. 19th March 1962. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/jackie-kennedy-with-the-maharana-of-udaipur-premier-prince-of-the-rajputs-describing-the-design-of-an-ancient-dagger-jackie-is-on-a-semi-official-visit-to-india-and-pakistan-19th-march-1962-image623404428.htmlRM2Y66EKT–Jackie Kennedy with The Maharana of Udaipur, Premier Prince of the Rajputs. Describing the design of an ancient dagger. Jackie is on a semi-official visit to India and Pakistan. 19th March 1962.
The Imperial Durbar Types of the Retainers of the Ruling Chiefs The spectacle presented by the great procession of retainers which was held in the Durbar arena. Mail clad Rajputs, Arab guards, Mahratta warriors seemed in their wonderful panoplies a living page from the ancient history of India January 1903 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-imperial-durbar-types-of-the-retainers-of-the-ruling-chiefs-the-spectacle-presented-by-the-great-procession-of-retainers-which-was-held-in-the-durbar-arena-mail-clad-rajputs-arab-guards-mahratta-warriors-seemed-in-their-wonderful-panoplies-a-living-page-from-the-ancient-history-of-india-january-1903-image623405108.htmlRM2Y66FG4–The Imperial Durbar Types of the Retainers of the Ruling Chiefs The spectacle presented by the great procession of retainers which was held in the Durbar arena. Mail clad Rajputs, Arab guards, Mahratta warriors seemed in their wonderful panoplies a living page from the ancient history of India January 1903
The British Occupation of Java Men of the 4/7th Rajputs and a Sherman tank of the 13th Lancers on the outskirts of Bekassi during a reconnaissance in force to locate positions held by Indonesian nationalists. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-british-occupation-of-java-men-of-the-47th-rajputs-and-a-sherman-tank-of-the-13th-lancers-on-the-outskirts-of-bekassi-during-a-reconnaissance-in-force-to-locate-positions-held-by-indonesian-nationalists-image568906837.htmlRM2T1FXD9–The British Occupation of Java Men of the 4/7th Rajputs and a Sherman tank of the 13th Lancers on the outskirts of Bekassi during a reconnaissance in force to locate positions held by Indonesian nationalists.
History of India . THE PALACE AT UDAIPUK. it did not appease the indignant Rajputs of the West;even the rana of Udaipur soon rode his elephantsthrough the treaty; and all Rajputana, except Jaipurand the eastern parts, was perpetually in a state ofrevolt imtil the end of the reign. But for his tax uponheresy, and his interference with their inborn sense ofdignity and honour, Aurangzib might still have keptthe Rajputs by his side as priceless allies in the long The Grand Plaza at Jaipur Jaipur, or Jeypore, a city of nearly one hundred and fifty thousand•inhabitants, is the modern capital of the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/history-of-india-the-palace-at-udaipuk-it-did-not-appease-the-indignant-rajputs-of-the-westeven-the-rana-of-udaipur-soon-rode-his-elephantsthrough-the-treaty-and-all-rajputana-except-jaipurand-the-eastern-parts-was-perpetually-in-a-state-ofrevolt-imtil-the-end-of-the-reign-but-for-his-tax-uponheresy-and-his-interference-with-their-inborn-sense-ofdignity-and-honour-aurangzib-might-still-have-keptthe-rajputs-by-his-side-as-priceless-allies-in-the-long-the-grand-plaza-at-jaipur-jaipur-or-jeypore-a-city-of-nearly-one-hundred-and-fifty-thousandinhabitants-is-the-modern-capital-of-the-image338933540.htmlRM2AKBN58–History of India . THE PALACE AT UDAIPUK. it did not appease the indignant Rajputs of the West;even the rana of Udaipur soon rode his elephantsthrough the treaty; and all Rajputana, except Jaipurand the eastern parts, was perpetually in a state ofrevolt imtil the end of the reign. But for his tax uponheresy, and his interference with their inborn sense ofdignity and honour, Aurangzib might still have keptthe Rajputs by his side as priceless allies in the long The Grand Plaza at Jaipur Jaipur, or Jeypore, a city of nearly one hundred and fifty thousand•inhabitants, is the modern capital of the
India, Rajasthan, Jaisalmer. On the outside walls of the city's largest haveli, street life goes on as normal. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-india-rajasthan-jaisalmer-on-the-outside-walls-of-the-citys-largest-17233285.htmlRMB0116D–India, Rajasthan, Jaisalmer. On the outside walls of the city's largest haveli, street life goes on as normal.
Bagore ki Haveli Rajasthan India,September 17 2023 Tourists visiting and feeding pigeons and clicking pictures around Bagore ki Haveli Udaipur Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bagore-ki-haveli-rajasthan-indiaseptember-17-2023-tourists-visiting-and-feeding-pigeons-and-clicking-pictures-around-bagore-ki-haveli-udaipur-image572039739.htmlRF2T6JJEK–Bagore ki Haveli Rajasthan India,September 17 2023 Tourists visiting and feeding pigeons and clicking pictures around Bagore ki Haveli Udaipur
511 Rajputs Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/511-rajputs-image187934939.htmlRMMWN4X3–511 Rajputs
Rajpoots 2 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-rajpoots-2-137382624.htmlRMHYE8X8–Rajpoots 2
The British Occupation of Java Men of the 4/7th Rajputs in Bekassi during a reconnaissance in force to locate positions held by Indonesian nationalists. The damage to the buildings was mostly caused by 2 inch mortars with which the Rajputs replied to fire from Indonesian snipers. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-british-occupation-of-java-men-of-the-47th-rajputs-in-bekassi-during-a-reconnaissance-in-force-to-locate-positions-held-by-indonesian-nationalists-the-damage-to-the-buildings-was-mostly-caused-by-2-inch-mortars-with-which-the-rajputs-replied-to-fire-from-indonesian-snipers-image568906845.htmlRM2T1FXDH–The British Occupation of Java Men of the 4/7th Rajputs in Bekassi during a reconnaissance in force to locate positions held by Indonesian nationalists. The damage to the buildings was mostly caused by 2 inch mortars with which the Rajputs replied to fire from Indonesian snipers.
History of India . I ..M *. THE PALACE AT UDAIPUK. it did not appease the indignant Rajputs of the West;even the rana of Udaipur soon rode his elephantsthrough the treaty; and all Rajputana, except Jaipurand the eastern parts, was perpetually in a state ofrevolt imtil the end of the reign. But for his tax uponheresy, and his interference with their inborn sense ofdignity and honour, Aurangzib might still have keptthe Rajputs by his side as priceless allies in the long The Grand Plaza at Jaipur Jaipur, or Jeypore, a city of nearly one hundred and fifty thousand•inhabitants, is the modern capita Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/history-of-india-i-m-the-palace-at-udaipuk-it-did-not-appease-the-indignant-rajputs-of-the-westeven-the-rana-of-udaipur-soon-rode-his-elephantsthrough-the-treaty-and-all-rajputana-except-jaipurand-the-eastern-parts-was-perpetually-in-a-state-ofrevolt-imtil-the-end-of-the-reign-but-for-his-tax-uponheresy-and-his-interference-with-their-inborn-sense-ofdignity-and-honour-aurangzib-might-still-have-keptthe-rajputs-by-his-side-as-priceless-allies-in-the-long-the-grand-plaza-at-jaipur-jaipur-or-jeypore-a-city-of-nearly-one-hundred-and-fifty-thousandinhabitants-is-the-modern-capita-image338933812.htmlRM2AKBNF0–History of India . I ..M *. THE PALACE AT UDAIPUK. it did not appease the indignant Rajputs of the West;even the rana of Udaipur soon rode his elephantsthrough the treaty; and all Rajputana, except Jaipurand the eastern parts, was perpetually in a state ofrevolt imtil the end of the reign. But for his tax uponheresy, and his interference with their inborn sense ofdignity and honour, Aurangzib might still have keptthe Rajputs by his side as priceless allies in the long The Grand Plaza at Jaipur Jaipur, or Jeypore, a city of nearly one hundred and fifty thousand•inhabitants, is the modern capita
511 Rajputs Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/511-rajputs-image213985410.htmlRMPC3TG2–511 Rajputs
![. English: The Rajputs always had to coexist with the Jats: 'Zemindars and Jat Peasants' (Malwa) by A. de Neuville, from 'Le Tour du Monde', 1873; compare . 1873. A. de Neuville 660 Zemindars and Jat Peasants" (Malwa) by A. de Neuville Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MWA3YJ/english-the-rajputs-always-had-to-coexist-with-the-jats-zemindars-and-jat-peasants-malwa-by-a-de-neuville-from-le-tour-du-monde-1873-compare-1873-a-de-neuville-660-zemindars-and-jat-peasantsquot-malwa-by-a-de-neuville-MWA3YJ.jpg ". English: The Rajputs always had to coexist with the Jats: 'Zemindars and Jat Peasants' (Malwa) by A. de Neuville, from 'Le Tour du Monde', 1873; compare . 1873. A. de Neuville 660 Zemindars and Jat Peasants" (Malwa) by A. de Neuville Stock Photo")
. English: The Rajputs always had to coexist with the Jats: 'Zemindars and Jat Peasants' (Malwa) by A. de Neuville, from 'Le Tour du Monde', 1873; compare . 1873. A. de Neuville 660 Zemindars and Jat Peasants" (Malwa) by A. de Neuville Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/english-the-rajputs-always-had-to-coexist-with-the-jats-zemindars-and-jat-peasants-malwa-by-a-de-neuville-from-le-tour-du-monde-1873-compare-1873-a-de-neuville-660-zemindars-and-jat-peasantsquot-malwa-by-a-de-neuville-image187692726.htmlRMMWA3YJ–. English: The Rajputs always had to coexist with the Jats: 'Zemindars and Jat Peasants' (Malwa) by A. de Neuville, from 'Le Tour du Monde', 1873; compare . 1873. A. de Neuville 660 Zemindars and Jat Peasants" (Malwa) by A. de Neuville
The British Occupation of Java Men of the 4/7th Rajputs advance towards Bekassi during a reconnaissance in force against suspected Indonesian nationalist positions. They were supported by Sherman tanks of the 13th Lancers and could call upon artillery support from 336 Field Artillery. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-british-occupation-of-java-men-of-the-47th-rajputs-advance-towards-bekassi-during-a-reconnaissance-in-force-against-suspected-indonesian-nationalist-positions-they-were-supported-by-sherman-tanks-of-the-13th-lancers-and-could-call-upon-artillery-support-from-336-field-artillery-image568906833.htmlRM2T1FXD5–The British Occupation of Java Men of the 4/7th Rajputs advance towards Bekassi during a reconnaissance in force against suspected Indonesian nationalist positions. They were supported by Sherman tanks of the 13th Lancers and could call upon artillery support from 336 Field Artillery.
History of India . ar, a few monthslater, secured the allegiance of the Rajputs. The rajasagreed to acclaim a power which they foimd as irre-sistible as it was just and tolerant. Akbar cementedthe good feeling by marrying another princess, daugh-ter of the raja of Bikanir, and henceforward he couldrely on the loyalty of the most splendid soldiery inIndia. In his future campaigns, as in those of his sonand grandson, there were always brave Hindus to thefore, and the names of Bhagvan Das, Man Singh, andTodar Mai are famous in the annals of Moghul war-fare and administration. Bhagvan Das and Man Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/history-of-india-ar-a-few-monthslater-secured-the-allegiance-of-the-rajputs-the-rajasagreed-to-acclaim-a-power-which-they-foimd-as-irre-sistible-as-it-was-just-and-tolerant-akbar-cementedthe-good-feeling-by-marrying-another-princess-daugh-ter-of-the-raja-of-bikanir-and-henceforward-he-couldrely-on-the-loyalty-of-the-most-splendid-soldiery-inindia-in-his-future-campaigns-as-in-those-of-his-sonand-grandson-there-were-always-brave-hindus-to-thefore-and-the-names-of-bhagvan-das-man-singh-andtodar-mai-are-famous-in-the-annals-of-moghul-war-fare-and-administration-bhagvan-das-and-man-image338958745.htmlRM2AKCW9D–History of India . ar, a few monthslater, secured the allegiance of the Rajputs. The rajasagreed to acclaim a power which they foimd as irre-sistible as it was just and tolerant. Akbar cementedthe good feeling by marrying another princess, daugh-ter of the raja of Bikanir, and henceforward he couldrely on the loyalty of the most splendid soldiery inIndia. In his future campaigns, as in those of his sonand grandson, there were always brave Hindus to thefore, and the names of Bhagvan Das, Man Singh, andTodar Mai are famous in the annals of Moghul war-fare and administration. Bhagvan Das and Man
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. Čeština: Rádžpúti (ze seriálu ilustrací novin The Illustrated London News vydávaného u příležitosti královské návštěvy v Indii v roce 1876) English: Rajpoots (modern spelling: Rajputs), from a series in the Illustrated London News celebrating the Royal Visit to India in early 1876. Français: Des Rajput célébrant une visite royale en Inde au début de 1876. Image tirée d'une publication d’Illustrated London News. . 12 February 1876. VD, ED, CD, and JMP. Victorian engravings can be very difficult to identify the authors of 275 Rajpoots 2 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/etina-rdpti-ze-serilu-ilustrac-novin-the-illustrated-london-news-vydvanho-u-pleitosti-krlovsk-nvtvy-v-indii-v-roce-1876-english-rajpoots-modern-spelling-rajputs-from-a-series-in-the-illustrated-london-news-celebrating-the-royal-visit-to-india-in-early-1876-franais-des-rajput-clbrant-une-visite-royale-en-inde-au-dbut-de-1876-image-tire-dune-publication-dillustrated-london-news-12-february-1876-vd-ed-cd-and-jmp-victorian-engravings-can-be-very-difficult-to-identify-the-authors-of-275-rajpoots-2-image208005907.htmlRMP2BDJB–. Čeština: Rádžpúti (ze seriálu ilustrací novin The Illustrated London News vydávaného u příležitosti královské návštěvy v Indii v roce 1876) English: Rajpoots (modern spelling: Rajputs), from a series in the Illustrated London News celebrating the Royal Visit to India in early 1876. Français: Des Rajput célébrant une visite royale en Inde au début de 1876. Image tirée d'une publication d’Illustrated London News. . 12 February 1876. VD, ED, CD, and JMP. Victorian engravings can be very difficult to identify the authors of 275 Rajpoots 2
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. The protein element in nutrition . o (3 TROPICAL TRIBES AND RACES 195 astic courage and generous self-devotion, so singularly combinedwith gentleness and an almost childish simplicity of character.In no part of the world has the devotion of soldiers to theirimmediate chiefs been more remarkable than among the Dogras.They have ever been distinguished for their military fidelity andloyalty. In vigour and manly strength the Dogra is not the equal of theSikh or Jat. In their own country the Mians and Rajputs aregenerally inclined to be delicate. This is due partly to povertyand under-feeding fro Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-protein-element-in-nutrition-o-3-tropical-tribes-and-races-195-astic-courage-and-generous-self-devotion-so-singularly-combinedwith-gentleness-and-an-almost-childish-simplicity-of-characterin-no-part-of-the-world-has-the-devotion-of-soldiers-to-theirimmediate-chiefs-been-more-remarkable-than-among-the-dograsthey-have-ever-been-distinguished-for-their-military-fidelity-andloyalty-in-vigour-and-manly-strength-the-dogra-is-not-the-equal-of-thesikh-or-jat-in-their-own-country-the-mians-and-rajputs-aregenerally-inclined-to-be-delicate-this-is-due-partly-to-povertyand-under-feeding-fro-image370010873.htmlRM2CDYCJ1–. The protein element in nutrition . o (3 TROPICAL TRIBES AND RACES 195 astic courage and generous self-devotion, so singularly combinedwith gentleness and an almost childish simplicity of character.In no part of the world has the devotion of soldiers to theirimmediate chiefs been more remarkable than among the Dogras.They have ever been distinguished for their military fidelity andloyalty. In vigour and manly strength the Dogra is not the equal of theSikh or Jat. In their own country the Mians and Rajputs aregenerally inclined to be delicate. This is due partly to povertyand under-feeding fro
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