Tirinus' Map of the Holy Land Printed Area Measurement_28.5 x 37 cm was built by Raja Man

was built by Raja Man Singh of Amber in the early 17th Century

his canal maps ‘earned for him a great reputation’

a part-work issued 1802-1805 to illustrate Francis Blagdon’s ‘Brief History of Ancient and Modern India’

An early example of this particular map

Tirinus' Map of the Holy Land Printed Area Measurement_28.5 x 37 cm was built by Raja ManChorographia Terrae Sanctae in angustiorem formam redacta, et ex variis auctoribus a multibus erroribus expurgata This map of the Holy Land, after Christian van Adrichom and probably engraved by Cornelis Galle, is oriented with east at the top of the page. It includes an oval plan of ancient Jerusalem (which follows Villalpando) at the foot and vignettes of Biblical subjects in the borders. The map was published in the first volume of Tirinus