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King George Vs Camp, India

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King George Vs Camp, India

The camp prepared for King George V on his visit to Delhi, India, for the 1911 Durbar. The large marquee in the distance burnt down soon after this photo was taken.
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Burnt Cannon Colonialism Delhi Durbar Marquee Tent Tents


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This evocative photograph captures the grandeur and spectacle of the Camp established for King George V's visit to Delhi, India, for the 1911 Durbar. The British monarch's journey to India was a significant event in the history of the British Raj, marking the coronation of King-Emperor George V and Queen Mary as Emperor and Empress of India. The Camp, spread out in the foreground, is a testament to the grandeur of colonial rule. Tents and marquees, adorned with flags and banners, house the British officials and their entourage. In the distance, a large marquee, the one used for the Durbar proceedings, stands proudly. The King's carriage, drawn by horses, is seen making its way towards the Camp, adding to the regal atmosphere. The military presence is evident with cannons and soldiers lining the route. The guns are not only a symbol of power but also a reminder of the British military might that ruled over India during that era. The Durbar was an elaborate display of British power and authority, and this photograph captures the essence of that moment in history. Unfortunately, the large marquee in the distance, which was the center of the Durbar proceedings, burnt down soon after this photograph was taken. The cause of the fire remains a mystery, but it was a significant loss to the British Raj, as it was a symbol of their power and grandeur. Despite the loss, the photograph remains a powerful reminder of the grandeur and spectacle of the 1911 Durbar and the British Raj in India.

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