Sir Aurel Stein's Kashmir Heritage Legacy

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Manuscript Treasures

		History

		Sharada Mahatamya

		Kotitiratham Mahatamya

		Haramukat Ganga Mahatamya

		Puratan Mandira Sangraha

		Acknowledgements & Reference Sources

Kashmiri Scholarship

Interface of Scholarship

The Adopted Home

Unfinished Tasks

Supported by:

Heritage Lottery Fund, Cambridge.

Bodelian Library, Oxford.

Nityanand Shastri Library Collection, Delhi.

Kashmir Bhavan Cente, Luton.


	Credits, Special Thanks and Acknowledgements


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	Fifty five
	Naushera and Vecharnag .
	Temple and Water tank.
	Three miles north of Srinagar.
	Only ruins.
	Not documented.
	One hundred ninety (190 ) of the Vikramaditya era.
	Dressed stones.
	Visited by the Hindus.
	Built by King Praversena.
	Fifty six
	Moja Soura.
	Temple.
	Four miles north of Srinagar.
	Ruins.

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	Earlier stated gentleman (Lt Cole ) has documented it.
	One thousand forty (1040 ) of the Hijri era.
	Stone and brick.
	Not known.
	Grave of Rahim Shah who lived during the time of Shahjehan.


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