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fraternity and its symbols as vital plot devices in his novella ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]''.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.hamiltondistrictcmasons...

tangere]]'' – [[José Rizal]] *'''[[1888 in literature]]''' – ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' – [[Rudyard Kipling]]; ''[[Looking Backward]]'' – [[Edward...

(franchise)|Hitman]] 2: Silent Assassin''. *[[Rudyard Kipling]]'s short story ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' and the [[The Man Who Would Be King (film)|film]] inspired...

British literature. His novels ''[[The Jungle Book]]'' and ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' are both set in [[Presidencies and provinces of British...

A reference to the train from Ajmer to Mhow in Chapter 1 of ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' (1888) * A reference to Mhow in chapter 11 of ''[[Kim (novel)|Kim]]''...

Who Would Be King|dab=film}}'' || 1975 || Based on the story ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' (1888) by [[Rudyard Kipling]], two white adventurers (played...

later lost world narratives, including [[Rudyard Kipling]]'s ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' (1888), [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]'s ''[[The Lost World (Arthur...

style="width:100pt;"| Title || Description |- | rowspan="2" | Feature film || ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' || An adaptation of the [[Rudyard Kipling]] short story...

''[[Dracula]]'' |- | [[Daniel Dravot]] | [[Rudyard Kipling]] | ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' |- | [[Mycroft Holmes]] | [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] | ''[[The...

World (Doyle novel)|The Lost World]]'', [[Rudyard Kipling]]'s ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]''<ref>Robert E. Morsberger, "Afterword" in ''King Solomon's...

to [[John Huston]] who was in India scouting locations for ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]''. The sequence is the remarkable vision Apu and his sister...

[[Louis Sachar]]. * [[Rudyard Kipling]] writes himself a cameo in ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]''. * The [[Thin Clergyman]] in ''[[The Railway Series]]''...

[[Victor Maslin Yeates]] *[[Daniel Dravot|Sergeant Dravot]] - ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' by [[Rudyard Kipling]] *[[Bulldog Drummond]] - the works...

''[[Just So Stories]]'' (1902) and many short stories, including ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' (1888).<ref name=np>[https://www.nobelprize...

including ''[[Just So Stories]]'', ''[[Rewards and Fairies]]'', ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' and ''[[Kim (novel)|Kim]]'', was published as the "Burwash...

Foreman (producer)|John Foreman]] | based_on = {{based on|''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]''|[[Rudyard Kipling]]}} | writer = John Huston<br...

Ward Preston. |- | align="center" | 1975 | Alexandre Trauner | ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' | {{nom}} | Nominated with Tony Inglis, and Peter James...

presumed to be the basis for [[Rudyard Kipling]]'s short story ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]''. His book on [[Eddie Chapman]], a [[double agent]] of [[Germany]]...

and Company}}</ref> *[[Rudyard Kipling]] **''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'' **''[[Plain Tales from the Hills]]'' *[[Amy Levy]] – ''Reuben...

Another reference to the jezail occurs in Kipling's novel ''[[The Man Who Would Be King]]'', where the Kohat Jezail is mentioned in the same paragraph...