Shah Jahan’s Personal Dagger
Shah Jahan is very famous for the Taj Mahal which he built for his wife Mumtaz but this very elegant dagger with ceramic ornaments and gold details composes a real work of art this also belongs to the Mughal Emperor. Shah Jahan's Personal Dagger is also created with details of Shah Jahan's personal effects containing his name, location, and date of birth as well as noble titles. This most expansive weapon was sold at Bonhams India and Muslim London sale for $3.3 million.
Shah Jahan's Personal Dagger is the next weapon on the list that belongs to the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. It fetched 1,700,000 GBP at Bonhams India and Muslim Sales in London. Shah Jahan ruled from 1627 to 1657, and the dagger was an elegant, elegant blade with inscriptions and decorations. It sold for five times its expected value of 300,000 GBP. The dagger is part of the collection of the late Jacques Desenfans of Belgium, a man who spent more than 50 years amassing his vast collection of weapons, armor, ceramics, and works of art. Southeast Asia. The inscription on the dagger is the most detailed of any of Shah Jahan's personal objects, containing the Dagger's name, title, place, and date of manufacture. This deserves to be one of the most medieval expensive weapons ever.
- Price: $3.3 Million
