Sir Aurel Stein's Kashmir Heritage Legacy

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		Puratan Mandira Sangraha

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	Eighty one
	Buniyar.
	Temple.
	In west Baramulla, three quarters and a mile away from Naushera.
	Exists even now in good state.
	Cole Sahib has documented.
	Six hundred eighty one (681 ) of the Kali age.
	Big stones.
	Tradition not known.
	Built during the respective periods of three king –brothers name Huska, Juska and Kanishka following whom King Lalitaditya further carried the construction during seven hundred eighty one of the Vikramaditya era.
	Eighty two
	Liddar.
	Temple.
	Fifteen miles west of Anantnag.
	In bad state.
	Not documented.
	In the Vikramaditya era ninety (90 )
	Big stones.
	Tradition not known.
	This place was built by King Meghavana.

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