[Panoramic sketch of the Valley of Kashmir by Abdool Raheem, a native of Bokhara. Rec[eive]d from W. H. MacNaughton esq., Sec[retar]y to Gov[ernmen]t of India Pol[itica]l Dep[artmen]t 24th August 1836].

Name: [Panoramic sketch of the Valley of Kashmir by Abdool Raheem, a native of Bokhara. Rec[eive]d from W. H. MacNaughton esq., Sec[retar]y to Gov[ernmen]t of India Pol[itica]l Dep[artmen]t 24th August 1836].
Author: Rahim, Abdul.

İsim	[Panoramic sketch of the Valley of Kashmir by Abdool Raheem, a native of Bokhara. Rec[eive]d from W. H. MacNaughton esq., Sec[retar]y to Gov[ernmen]t of India Pol[itica]l Dep[artmen]t 24th August 1836].
Yazar	Rahim, Abdul.
Basım Tarihi:	1836
Konu	Kashmir - ; Maps 1836., Not drawn to scale.
Tür	Resim
Dil	eng,fas
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Evet
Fiziksel Boyutlar	1 map : manuscript, hand coloured, gouache on hessian ; 227 x 407 cm.
Kütüphane:	Jisc
Kayıt Numarası	q_language%3A%20per_sort_year_rn_1824
Lokasyon	British Library: Map Collections, St Pancras Reading Rooms
Tarih	1836
Notlar	Display label text from "Lie of the Land: the Secret Life of Maps", British Library, 2001-2002: 'Map of the Vale of Kashmir, c.1836'. Drawn, or at least supplied by Abdur Rahim from Bukhara (in modern Uzbekistan), this is perhaps the most striking of the early maps of Kashmir to survive. It was acquired by Captain Claude Wade in 1836, who referred - 'notwithstanding the rudeness of its construction' - to the 'extreme minuteness of its information'. South is at the top and an enlarged Srinagar (with its Shalimar Gardens) can be clearly seen on the Jhelum river, in the middle left. Other detail, all in Persian, is impressive, distinguishing culivated fields (light green), village groves (dark green) and bare earth (brown). Receipt of the map was much welcomed by the British officials, and an expensive copy commissioned 'on the European Model', because this provided the British with a cartographic glimpse 'beyond our frontiers'. Abdur Rahim. [Map of the Vale of Kashmir]. [c.1836]. Maps S.T.K., Presented to Captain Claud Wade by Abdul Rahim. In the possession of Dr Hugh Falconer, F.R.S., some time after 1845. Stamped Royal Geographical Society 13th April [18]91., Additionally endorsed: Panoramic view of Cashmere. In a L[ette]r from the Pol[itica]l Ag[en]t at Loodhiana d/4th July 1836., Persian inscription, English endorsements.
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[Panoramic sketch of the Valley of Kashmir by Abdool Raheem, a native of Bokhara. Rec[eive]d from W. H. MacNaughton esq., Sec[retar]y to Gov[ernmen]t of India Pol[itica]l Dep[artmen]t 24th August 1836].

Yazar Rahim, Abdul.

Basım Tarihi 1836

Konu Kashmir - ; Maps 1836., Not drawn to scale.

Tür Resim

Dil eng,fas

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Evet

Fiziksel Boyutlar 1 map : manuscript, hand coloured, gouache on hessian ; 227 x 407 cm.

Kütüphane Jisc

Kayıt Numarası q_language%3A%20per_sort_year_rn_1824

Lokasyon British Library: Map Collections, St Pancras Reading Rooms

Tarih 1836

Notlar Display label text from "Lie of the Land: the Secret Life of Maps", British Library, 2001-2002: 'Map of the Vale of Kashmir, c.1836'. Drawn, or at least supplied by Abdur Rahim from Bukhara (in modern Uzbekistan), this is perhaps the most striking of the early maps of Kashmir to survive. It was acquired by Captain Claude Wade in 1836, who referred - 'notwithstanding the rudeness of its construction' - to the 'extreme minuteness of its information'. South is at the top and an enlarged Srinagar (with its Shalimar Gardens) can be clearly seen on the Jhelum river, in the middle left. Other detail, all in Persian, is impressive, distinguishing culivated fields (light green), village groves (dark green) and bare earth (brown). Receipt of the map was much welcomed by the British officials, and an expensive copy commissioned 'on the European Model', because this provided the British with a cartographic glimpse 'beyond our frontiers'. Abdur Rahim. [Map of the Vale of Kashmir]. [c.1836]. Maps S.T.K., Presented to Captain Claud Wade by Abdul Rahim. In the possession of Dr Hugh Falconer, F.R.S., some time after 1845. Stamped Royal Geographical Society 13th April [18]91., Additionally endorsed: Panoramic view of Cashmere. In a L[ette]r from the Pol[itica]l Ag[en]t at Loodhiana d/4th July 1836., Persian inscription, English endorsements.

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