1834 Map of Punjab

1834 Map of Punjab (Rare) A Journey through Time: Jean-Baptiste Athanase Tassin's Travel back in time with Jean-Baptiste Athanase Tassin's 1834 map of Punjab, a remarkable creation by the skilled French lithographer and cartographer. Within its intricate details lies the story of the Sikh kingdom, ruled by Sher-e-Punjab Maharaja Ranjit Singh . This map stands as a testament to Tassin's artistic mastery and his ability to capture historical landscapes. But the treasure doesn't end there. Nestled within this cartographic marvel is another gem — an inset map of Kashmir. The information for this section was meticulously gathered by Captain W. Murray, enriching the map with insights into the captivating region of Kashmir.

Tassin's journey, from the hardships of a shipwreck to the establishment of the Oriental Lithographic Press in Calcutta, culminated in these maps. His dedication and skill are evident in the meticulous representation of the landscapes and historical context. As time moves forward, Tassin's legacy endures, shedding light on the past and illuminating the historical significance of both Punjab and the captivating region of Kashmir.

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