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English: ca. 19th century, paint on paper A military procession of Hari Singh Nalwa (1791–1837), one of the greatest generals of the Sikh Empire. He became the Commander-in-Chief of the army along the North Western Frontier of the Sikh Kingdom and also served as Governor of various provinces. The military procession depicted is lead by two horsemen carrying battle standards.
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Source www.centralsikhmuseum.com/gallery/sr/harisinghonelephant
Author Unknown 19th century Punjabi painter
Other versions General Hari Singh Nalwa on an elephant with his retinue, 1825–35.jpg

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