Ajmer fort where His Majesty the Emperor Jahangir of India
and all her lands granted audience to Thomas Roe, circa 1615 (? 1616), Ambassador
of King James I of England, and granted permission to trade. A decision that
set of a domino chain of events, and thus was a subcontinent lost
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| The window where Emperor Jahangir granted audience |
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| Barli inscription. circa 443 BC. |
Goosebumps… the diary entry from Thomas Roe’s journal --http://www.ibiblio.org/
Barli inscriptions circa 443 BC. Believed to be amongst the
oldest in India (and the world?).
Peace at the shrine. Feel blessed.
Sunday, the Bamboo
trail, SGNP. Heavenly!
3 comments:
The bamboo trail looks amazing!
Remarkable, how a relationship between two leaders can have such profound consequences.
Nothing more endearing to my heart than a forest full of trees, love the green trail
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