Indian Antiquary Vol 39

SR No.: 032531
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 418
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 16 MB

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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
[OCTOBER, 1910.
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When (Mahadev) had fulfilled his penance, Parbati went and worshipped him and married the lord Shambhů.
It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban ; a name given by the Rishis.
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In the trouble with Tripura Sur, the Devi took the form of Darga and killed her enemy at a blow. It is not Deoband but Devi Ban; a name given by the Rishis.
5. Tripura and Sundari fought, hence her name of Sandari Balâ, and the Vedas were saved. It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban; a name given by the Rishis.
The Pandavas dwelt twelve years and ruled here, and here they ate grass and leaves. It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban ; & name given by the Rishis.
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Yudhisthir gave it the name of Dwait Ban, which had been called Dorf Ban. Hence enmity and desire were banished.
It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban ; a name given by the Rishis.
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There was one Banjârâ and all the Banjârâs came with their goods, and here they pitched their tents.
It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban; a name given by the Rishis.
Whon Durga showed her powers, a town was built here. It became a beautiful city. It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban; a name given by the Righis.
10 Then Akbar Shah, the Mughal King, greatly destroyed it, and the whole country feared him. It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban ; & name given by the Rishis.
11. When the Hindustanis were killed off, Mahajans lived here and came in great numbers. It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban; a name given by the Rishis.
12. The desire came to Khushhali, the Banker, and he built a temple, and be set up a beautiful bathing ghat. It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban; a name given by the Rishis.
18. Behind is the Temple of Kalf, and behind that the shrine of Bhairon, and in front stands his lion. It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban ; a name given by the Rishis.
14. (The pilgrims) pay the respects to Dhanu and keep on crying victory ' in temple. The devotee of Durga obtains (his desire). It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban; a name given by the Rishis.
16. Daily Sita Râm pays his respects, and the goddess has mercy and grants all his desires. It is not Deoband, but Devi Ban; a name given by the Rishis.