Mughal court artist at Allahabad, North India, 1600-1605

The story begins with the narrator recovering consciousness having passed out for a day. He wakes to find himself somewhere unfamiliar and after walking a very long distance in confusion he arrives at a city. It then jumps to Mrigank gathering his followers to carry out a holy washing ceremony, which ends in a discussion with one of his followers called Kab Das.
The artist of this painting in the original catalogue was identified as “Artist A.” As in the previous lot the rocks are pronounced and there is a very playful attention to the detail shown in the scenes happening in the background.