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The Surrender of Moolraj, illustration from Cassell
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The Surrender of Moolraj, illustration from Cassell
STC394726 The Surrender of Moolraj, illustration from Cassells Illustrated History of England (engraving) by English School, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: On 22nd January 1849 the Governor of Multan Dewan Mulraj surrendered to the British East India Company, ending the Siege of Multan; Anglo-Sikh war; ); The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23490300
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The Surrender of Moolraj - A Historic Moment in Anglo-Sikh War
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. This print captures a defining moment in history, showcasing "The Surrender of Moolraj". Illustrated from Cassell's Illustrated History of England, this engraving by the English School (19th century) transports us back to 22nd January 1849. In this scene, we witness the culmination of the Siege of Multan as Dewan Mulraj, Governor of Multan, bows down before the British East India Company. The defeat is palpable on his face as he surrenders to their authority. The image portrays not only a military victory but also represents a significant shift in power dynamics during the Anglo-Sikh war. Mounted on majestic horses against an atmospheric backdrop, both British and Sikh soldiers are present. This illustration pays homage to Punjab's rich cultural heritage with its depiction of Punjabi warriors and their traditional attire. As we delve into this historical moment frozen in time, it becomes evident that this surrender marked a turning point for both sides involved. It symbolizes the end of resistance and sets forth new beginnings under colonial rule. Preserved within The Stapleton Collection and now part of a private collection accessible through Bridgeman Images, this photograph print serves as a reminder that even amidst conflict and defeat, there is beauty to be found – whether it be in artistry or capturing pivotal moments that shape our shared human narrative.
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