his is a lithograph of plate 11 from Emily Eden's 'Portraits of the Princes and People of India'. The Nawab of Oudh (Avadh) often allowed the Governor-General, Lord Auckland, to use his hawks and dogs when the latter was passing through the Lucknow area. Eden wrote: "He proffers the aid of his elephants, his kitchen, or whatever may be likely to be useful or agreeable. His establishment of dogs and hawks follows the Governor-General while they may be required; and though the sport may be tame to European notions, the good feeling of the King in sending them is always cordially welcomed and acknowledged."
Servants with dogs and hawks belonging to the King of Oude-- Artist: Eden, Emily Medium: Lithograph Date: 1844
his is a lithograph of plate 11 from Emily Eden's 'Portraits of the Princes and People of India'. The Nawab of Oudh (Avadh) often allowed the Governor-General, Lord Auckland, to use his hawks and dogs when the latter was passing through the Lucknow area. Eden wrote: "He proffers the aid of his elephants, his kitchen, or whatever may be likely to be useful or agreeable. His establishment of dogs and hawks follows the Governor-General while they may be required; and though the sport may be tame to European notions, the good feeling of the King in sending them is always cordially welcomed and acknowledged."
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