Howdah

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Ceremonial saddles (Howdas) at the Surin elephant festival in Surin city, Thailand. Photo: Dan Koehl, 2011

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Records about Howdah from the Gajah Glossary at https://www.asesg.org/PDFfiles/Gajah/23-01-Glossary.pdf Howdah (Urdu): [see also: chat-jatma] (Chadwick 1992: 383; Shand 1992:25; Sukumar 1,994:169; Cannon & Davis 1995:172; Lahiri-Choudhury 1999:456) Riding chairs, for two or more, often with a canopy, used on domesticated elephants, primarily in Asia; used mostly for Hunting. A box-like stucture tied on an elephants back to carry people.

M. Philip Kahl and Charles Santiapillai, Gajah Elephant Glossary, Gajah nr 23 (2004), Journal for Asian Elephant Specialist Group

Reference list Koehl, Dan, (2024). Howdah. Elephant Encyclopedia, available online retrieved 20 September 2021 at https://www.elephant.se/index.php?id=104. (archived at the Wayback machine)

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Records about Howdah from the Gajah Glossary, https://www.asesg.org/PDFfiles/Gajah/23-01-Glossary.pdf

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