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Muhammad Naib Sharif (siting on left), a Qizilbash chief of Kabul, who fully supported the British invaders during the First Anglo-Afghan (1839-42).

James Rattray (maker of this painting) writes : "Among their chiefs is Mahommed Naib Shurreef, who has always stood the firm

Niccolao Manucci (1638–1717) about the people of Kabul subah of the Mughal empire: "It is very cold there ; the people are fair, and they eat at tables like in Europe."

This is most likely a reference to the 'Kafirs' of Kafiristan (modern Nuristan) who used to sit on chairs and

Second Anglo-Afghan War: a Pashtun fighter attacks a British captain at Peiwar Kotal. From "Pictorial World", March 29th, 1879.

Boys dressed as Nautch girls, India, 1836–1842. Painting by Emily Eden.

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Two followers of Sultan Muhammad Khan Barakzai, 1838. Painting by Emily Eden.

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At Kandahar, Afghanistan, 1879. Painting by James Maurice Primrose.

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Tomb of Lodi Shah Badshah (Prince Jalal Khan Lodi), Kalpi, Uttar Pradesh, India, 1860 (c). Painting by James Maurice Primrose.

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Mosque of the Mullah Said Akbar Akakhel (also known as Dadar Mullah) at Bagh (Tirah), blown up by General Hart. From 'The Graphic' , December, 1897.

Afridis, 1857. By Peter Stark Lumsden.

"Toris of Kurram", 1857. By Peter Stark Lumsden.