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Splendours of the Subcontinent: Four centuries of South Asian Paintings and Manuscripts: The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace
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Hiranyakashipu conquers the world

Chandra (the moon god) bows in homage before Hiranyakashipu after the demon king has conquered all the world’s territories. At the same time, Hiranyakashipu sends his son Prahlada away after he has professed his belief in Vishnu.
Indian School, Pahari style, 19th century

Hiranyakashipu conquers all the world's territories circa 1810

38.5 x 30.5 cm (folio dimensions) | RCIN 925231

Hiranyakashipu conquers all the world's territories

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Indian School, Pahari style, 19th century

Hiranyakashipu sends his son Prahlada away to be taught circa 1810

38.5 x 30.5 cm (folio dimensions) | RCIN 925232

Hiranyakashipu sends his son Prahlada away to be taught

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