"Tiger teeth dagger"

[Jens Nordlunde]

And before it landed there, from where did it then come, that picture and all the others?

[estcrh]

Originally Posted by Jens Nordlunde

And before it landed there, from where did it then come, that picture and all the others?

What does this have to do with the original question?

Is there a more specific ( i.e Indian) name for this type of khan jar other than than Tiger tooth?

[Marcus]

I would also like to know if these were more likely associated with the Mughal Empire or Hindu kingdoms.

[estcrh]

Originally Posted by Marcus

I would also like to know if these were more likely associated with the Mughal Empire or Hindu kingdoms.

It seems that not much is known about this particular type of Indian dagger. Most I have seen are simply described as being from North India, age ranges have been from the 18th to 19th centuries, I noticed that yours was not given an age in its description.

[Marcus]

Artzi suggests:
Late 18 - early 19 C

[Oriental-Arms]

The name “Tiger Teeth” (Tigerzhan) appears in an old booklet by Hermann Historica : DOLCH und MESSER aus dem PERSISCHEN KULTURRAUM and it is related to the Mogul empire

[estcrh]

Originally Posted by Oriental-Arms

The name “Tiger Teeth” (Tigerzhan) appears in an old booklet by Hermann Historica : DOLCH und MESSER aus dem PERSISCHEN KULTURRAUM and it is related to the Mogul empire

Dolche und Messer aus dem Persischen Kulturraum
1984 (Daggers and knives made ​​of the Persian cultural region
in 1984)

123 different daggers and knives from Islamic countries from the 17th-19th Century
60 pages, 2 color plates, numerous black and white photos, descriptions and history of development in German language

Still available it looks like.
http://www.hermann-historica.de/db2_...lagewerke.html