the main part of golconda state was
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A Journey Back in Time
Historical accounts talk of natural diamond deposits across the length and breadth of India. One of the few foreigners who travelled extensively across the land at that time, visiting gem mines and their kings was the French gem merchant, Jean-Baptiste Tavernier. In an account of his voyages, he explained how India’s diamond deposits were extensive, with stones found in present-day Tamil Nadu (Kadapa district), Maharashtra, Bengal, Bundelkhand to name a few. He further documented that there were 23 mines spread across the kingdom of Golconda and 15 diamond mines in Bījāpur.
The most iconic natural diamonds from the Golconda mines.
Image courtesy:
Koh-inoor: Britannica
Dresden Green Diamond: Wikipedia
Regent Diamond: Wikimedia
Noor-ul-Ain: Wikipedia
Nassak Diamond: Live History India
Orlov Diamond: Wikipedia
Hope Diamond: Wikipedia
“Bhāgnagar is the name of the capital town of this kingdom, but it is commonly called Golconda, from the name of the fortress, which is only two coss/kos (6.15 Km) distant from it and is the residence of the king.” ~ Jean-Baptiste Tavernier
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