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Devotees and pilgrims . -Benares , the religious centre of India race . 1 CHAPTER II . No Architectural remains dating prior to the third century before Christ yet found in India .-- Ancient Hindu Edifices of the primitive period ...
Devotees and pilgrims . -Benares , the religious centre of India race . 1 CHAPTER II . No Architectural remains dating prior to the third century before Christ yet found in India .-- Ancient Hindu Edifices of the primitive period ...
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Preference of the Old Fanes by Pilgrims . — Trilochan Temple . — Legends respecting Trilochan . -The Idolater's idea of the benefit resulting from Worshipping in this Temple . - Kot Lingeswar .-- Nának Sháh , the Sikh Guru .
Preference of the Old Fanes by Pilgrims . — Trilochan Temple . — Legends respecting Trilochan . -The Idolater's idea of the benefit resulting from Worshipping in this Temple . - Kot Lingeswar .-- Nának Sháh , the Sikh Guru .
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Virtue of Pilgrimage to the Rámnagar side of Benares.- Temple of Vedavyás . — Panch - kosi Road , or Sacred Boundary of Benares .-- Pilgrimage of the Panch - kosí . -Sanitary condition of Benares . — Improvements suggested .
Virtue of Pilgrimage to the Rámnagar side of Benares.- Temple of Vedavyás . — Panch - kosi Road , or Sacred Boundary of Benares .-- Pilgrimage of the Panch - kosí . -Sanitary condition of Benares . — Improvements suggested .
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Some relevant details , scant , but interesting as far as they go , are derivable from the itinerary of Hiouen Thsang , a Buddhist pilgrim from China , who visited 5 may be , to a large extent , equally products of ignorant mistake and ...
Some relevant details , scant , but interesting as far as they go , are derivable from the itinerary of Hiouen Thsang , a Buddhist pilgrim from China , who visited 5 may be , to a large extent , equally products of ignorant mistake and ...
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We are not apprised whether there were any sacred edifices of the pilgrim's fellowreligionists in the capital itself ; and the obvious inference is , that there were none , or none worth commemorating . On the monasteries , towers , and ...
We are not apprised whether there were any sacred edifices of the pilgrim's fellowreligionists in the capital itself ; and the obvious inference is , that there were none , or none worth commemorating . On the monasteries , towers , and ...
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| Title | The Sacred City of the Hindus: An Account of Benares in Ancient and Modern Times |
| Author | Matthew Atmore Sherring |
| Contributor | Fitzedward Hall |
| Publisher | Trübner & Company, 1868 |
| Original from | National Library of the Netherlands |
| Digitized | 16 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 388 pages |
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