The image is a relief carved on a stone wall in an ancient temple. The relief is intricately detailed and shows a group of figures engaged in a battle scene. The figures are arranged in a semi-circle, with some standing and some sitting on a throne-like structure.

In the center of the relief, there is a large figure with a crown on his head, holding a sword and shield. To the left of the figure, there are two smaller figures, one on either side of the throne, engaged in battle. The figure on the left is holding a spear and shield, while the figure in the center is sitting on top of a throne. The two figures on the right are holding swords and shields, and they appear to be in the midst of a battle, with one figure holding a shield and the other holding a bow and arrow. The background is filled with other figures, including a lion, a dragon, and a pharaoh, all of whom are also engaged in the battle scene, with their weapons drawn and ready for battle. 

The relief appears to be made of stone and is likely from a temple or temple in India. The stone is weathered and has a rough texture, suggesting that it has been exposed to the elements for some time.