The Tughlaq Ruler of Hindustan Visiting Namdev (Victoria and Albert Museum, IM.2:146-1917)

This source names Amritsar directly: "A Sikh woodcut made in Lahore or Amritsar around 1870, catalogued by the Victoria and Albert Museum as depicting the Tughlaq ruler of Hindustan visiting the Marathi bhakti poet-saint Namdev, a..."

This source names Lahore directly: "A Sikh woodcut made in Lahore or Amritsar around 1870, catalogued by the Victoria and Albert Museum as depicting the Tughlaq ruler of Hindustan visiting the Marathi bhakti poet-saint Namdev, a..."

This source names Marathi directly: "ruler of Hindustan visiting the Marathi bhakti poet-saint Namdev, a legend recounting a Muslim sultan's encounter with the low-born devotee whose songs are preserved in the Guru Granth Sahib."

The V&A's own cataloguing sentence for this woodcut names the subject outright as the figure the ruler visits, "Namdev," a direct narrative identification rather than a bare tag.