"Clothing of the Mughal," a Dutch engraving from 1667 with a Chinese-looking backdrop
Source: ebay, Dec. 2004
"Copper engraving of the costume of Mogor / Mogul, most likely by A.v. Diepenbeck (not signed), from “Kerkelijke Historie van de gehele wereld” ( “Religious Histry of the whole world”) , by Cornelis Hazart ( Society of Jesus). Printed in 1667."
A Dutch vision by Hieronymus Xaverius, 1667: a Jesuit depicted as disputing with Muslim theologians before "the King of the Mogor"
Source: ebay, Nov. 2002
Two views of "Le Grand Mogol" as imagined by *MALLET* (German edition, 1685); click on the second image for a very large scan (courtesy of Alfred Eriksson)
Source: ebay, July 2007
Not to speak of the Great Mogol, *MALLET* and other mapmakers were not even sure about the course of the Ganges (1683): *North India*; *South India*
Source: ebay, Mar. 2007
A depiction of the Mughal court, from 1702; *the elephant*; *the top caption*; *the bottom caption*
Source: ebay, May 2007
"Aurengzeeb, King of the Mogols," by Isaac Tirion, 1731
Source: ebay, Nov. 2006
From "Modern History: or, the Present State of all Nations," by Thomas Salmon, London, 1739
Source: ebay, May 2007
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