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Old 3rd January 2021, 02:29 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by psingh123
anyone have an idea of who Rup Singh Sangawat might be?
I'm afraid it doesn't matter. I don't think this sword belonged to him. There are handles that are very simply decorated, with poorly made inscriptions often with errors and missing characters. Such inscriptions always start with "Shri Baldev Ji Sahai" but what's next doesn't matter.
In the best case it is possible that such swords belonged to the rajah's servants or officers.
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