*"The
battle
of Panipat between the armies of Babur and Ibrahim Lodi (1526). An
illustration
to the Vaqi 'at-i Baburi, by Deo Gujarati, c.1590"* (BL)
*"Battle
of Panipat between Babur and Sultan Ibrahim Lodi. A miniature painting
from a seventeenth century manuscript of Akbarnama, by Mukund. India,
1603-1604"*
(BL)
Babur commemorated his victory by at
once building the Kabuli Bagh mosque (1526)
Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/snjr22/3212095889/
(downloaded Feb. 2009)
The entrance gate to the mosque
Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/snjr22/3212139353/
(downloaded Feb. 2009)
*The
Archaeological Survey of India information tablet about the Kabuli Bagh
mosque*
Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/snjr22/3212032743/
(downloaded Feb. 2009)
Ibrahim Lodhi's tomb, also in Panipat, is a simple platform
marking the place where he fell
Source: http://www.haryana-online.com/tomb_of_ibrahim_lodhi.htm
(downloaded Feb. 2006)
"Ibrahim Lodhi's tomb is situated near a Tehsil Office at
Panipat....
His grave is a simple rectangular block on a high platform approached
by
a flight of steps made of lakhori bricks. The tomb was renovated by the
British, and an inscription mentioning Ibrahim Lodhi's defeat at the
hands
of Babur and the renovation was included by them in 1866."
The third important Panipat battle: *'The
battle of Panipat 13 January 1761' a drawing in the Faizabad style, 1770*
(BL)
A pastoral view: *'Panniput
1792. 54 miles north of Delhi in Bengal.' Landscape with city in the
background;
a drawing by James Tillyer Blunt* (BL)
*"The
Shrine
of Shah Sharaf Bu 'Ali Qalandri at Panipat and the adjacent tomb of the
Mughal nobleman Nawab Muqarrab Khan; by Ghulam Ali Khan, 1822"* (BL)
*"The camp of
exercise at Delhi -- successful charge of the cavalry of the Northern
Force on the guns near Paniput," from the Illustrated London News,
c.1886*
Source: ebay, Mar. 2011
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