Resources and Cited Sources
Works Cited
Homepage
[Bans Rockets] Werret, S. (2009, January 5).
[Chakram Disk] Vintage Indian Artifacts. (n.d.).
[Bagh Nakh] (n.d.)
[Talwar Blade] The Metropolitan Museum of Art. (n.d.).
[Zulfiqar Blade] Helgot. (n.d.).
[Katar Dagger] Strange Imports. (n.d.).
[Map] Origins (n.d.)
[Gunman] Robert Carrick
[Heavy Armor] Bynum Bruce
[Chainmail] Fagan Arms (n.d.)
[Dhal] Saleroom (n.d.)
Remix Video
[Music] Malcura (2016)
[Talwar] History Channel (2020)
[Shamshir] History Channel (2020)
[Saladin] History Channel (2024)
[Tabar Shashpir] History Channel (2020)
[Pata] History Channel (2020)
[Bagh Nakh] History Channel (2019)
[Zulfiqar] El Rey Network (2017)
[Katar] History Channel (2019)
[Chakram] History Channel
Get To Know More!
This section would cover broad links/sites that I used for research, but not images, video clips, etc. Nothing that (in this scenario) requires direct attribution, because it's not directly cited. To start, here are some sites where I got the majority of my information.
- "The Army of the Indian Mughals: It's Organization and Administration" Irvine, William, 1903.
- "Mughal Military" Weapons and Warfare, 2016
- "The Passing of Empire: The Mughal Case" M Athar Ali, 1975
- "Mughal Weapons" Wikipedia
Some Videos / Podcasts
- "Mughal Artillery (1500 - 1650 ca.)" Schwerpunkt
- "Forged in Fire: TOP 5 DEADLIEST WEAPONS FROM INDIA" History Channel
- "Forged in Fire: INDIA'S DEADLIEST WEAPONS (PART 2)" History Channel
- "ALL TIME TOP WEAPONS OF INDIA | Forged in Fire" History Channel
- "Sick Indian Weapons | Animated History of India" History House Productions
- "Techno-powered: How Medieval Indian Empires Utilized Guns and Cannons" Odd Compass
- "Techno-powered: How Medieval Indian Empires Utilized Guns and Cannons" Odd Compass
- "The Mughal Empire and Historical Reputation: Crash Course World History #217" CrashCourse
- "The rise and fall of the Mughal Empire - Stephanie Honchell Smith" TED-Ed