CONTENTS OF VOL. II. Futtehpore Sicri.-Its origin.-Colossal gateway.-Akber's palace. His monster dice-board.-Beerbul's house.-Bad- shahi coshminars, or milestones.-Secundra.-Akber's tomb. -His greatness.-Munee Begum's tomb.-Muttra.-Its an- tiquity. Accounts of, by Chinese travellers.-The Kunsa-tila. -Analogy of incidents in the history of Christ and Krishna. -The sentimental traveller at Muttra.-The Jumna below that city. Bisram-ghaut and its mela.-Worship of Bacchus and Greek colony at Muttra.-Mahmood's description of that city.-Jain temple of the Paruckjees.-The Katra, or market- place. Fort and observatory of Rajah Jeysing.-Massacre of the priests during a festival.-The Chowbays.-A Chowbay- nee.--Muttra hospital and the Dhutoreeas.-Activity of trade. -A Hindoo ruth, or carriage.-Pastoral state of the country in former times.-Road from Muttra to Brindabun.-Inse- curity of pilgrimages to Brindabun before the British rule.- Brindabun Pandas.-Sanctity of the place.-Ancient Vrij.— Its desolation by the Islamite.-Restoration of Brindabun by Choitunya. Identification of the ancient Penates.-Tour of Other temples.-Statue of Gopinath.-Statue of Radha.-The Gopeswara.-Hureedoss Gossain and Tansen.-The Pooleen, 56 CHAPTER III. Hatras.-Coel-Allygurh.-French rule in India. The run- scription of Delhi.-The Patan and Mogul compared.— Feroksere.-Ruffeh-u-Dirjat.-Ruffeh-u-Dow- - Mukburrah Remains of the English trenches.-Hindoo Rao.-Sammy |