Captured elephants. The Maharajah of Mysore (Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV, 1884-1940) and his guests, Lord and Lady Minto, watch from a river bank in the Kakankota Forests as 'koomkees' (tame elephants) persuade a group of newly captured wild elephants to drink. Karnataka, India, 1909., Karnataka, India, Southern Asia, Asia.
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Captured elephants. The Maharajah of Mysore (Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV, 1884-1940) and his guests, Lord and Lady Minto, watch from a river bank in the Kakankota Forests as 'koomkees' (tame elephants) persuade a group of newly captured wild elephants to drink. Karnataka, India, 1909., Karnataka, India, Southern Asia, Asia.

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