Image: India Before the First World War; George V and Queen Mary at Delhi Durbar Q107150

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Description: India Before the First World War King George V and Queen Mary during the Delhi Durbar, the ceremony at which people of note in India came to pay tribute to the new Emperor and Empress of India following their coronation in Britain, in 1911. The King wears the newly made Imperial Crown of India and both wear their Coronation robes. The Crown had to be made specifically for the occasion as the Imperial State Crown could not be legally removed from Britain.
Title: India Before the First World War; George V and Queen Mary at Delhi Durbar Q107150
Credit: http://media.iwm.org.uk/iwm/mediaLib//8/media-8839/large.jpg This is photograph Q 107150 from the collections of the Imperial War Museums.
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