Throne of Weapons [SEP] creator
Throne of Weapons
The Throne of Weapons () is a 2002 sculpture created by Cristóvão Canhavato out of disused weapons. It is owned by the British Museum and has been called the Museum's most "eloquent object" and has been shown in a wide variety of ways.
Description.
The sculpture was created by Cristóvão Estavão Canhavato, who was born in 1966 in Zavala in southern Mozambique. Canhavato works under the name Kester as part of a co-operative called "Associação Núcleo de Arte". Kester's
help of Mahmud Gawan. Humayun died on Sep 4, 1461.
Coins struck in his name indicate that he might have died sometime on Sep 4, 1461.
Bahmani sultans Bidar Period (116 years) Nizam-Ud-Din Ahmad (4 September 1461 – 30 July 1463).
Also known as Nizam Shah, son of Humayun Shah.
On Humayun's death his son Ahmad succeeded to the throne as Nizam-ud-din Ahmad III at the age of 8 in 1461. He was escorted to the throne