17th century death roulette

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During the 17th century in India, a unique and dangerous game of chance emerged that became known as the death roulette. This practice involved the use of locally crafted products and traditional items in a lethal gambling ritual.

Indian artisans created special metal containers and spinning mechanisms using brass and copper, materials commonly available in local markets. These containers would hold various substances including herbal poisons, snake venoms, and other toxic materials sourced from Indian flora and fauna.

The participants would spin the decorated metal wheel, which featured intricate patterns inspired by Mughal art and local craftsmanship. The wheel would determine which substance the player would be exposed to, creating a deadly game of chance that combined traditional Indian products with extreme risk.

Local merchants supplied the materials for this dangerous practice, including textiles for blindfolds, carved wooden pointers, and ceremonial bowls made from indigenous materials. The game became particularly notorious in royal courts where wealthy nobles would wager enormous sums on these life-or-death outcomes.
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