The inclusion of an image of King James I of England in a portrait of Mughal Emp

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The inclusion of an image of King James I of England in a portrait of Mughal Emp

The inclusion of an image of King James I of England in a portrait of Mughal Emperor Jahangir suggests that
a.   Jahangir was planning a military attack on England.
b.   Jahangir saw himself as a peer to James.
c.   Jahangir’s saw himself as superior to James.
d.   Jahangir wanted to study the religious practices of England.

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