Jinamanjari 2000 09 No 22

Author(s): Jinamanjari
Publisher: Canada Bramhi Jain Society Publication

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reported from. The ancient Jaina temple at Nathanagar Road in Bhagalpur district of Bihar has been reported with two mānastambhas on the east and south sides. They are about fifty feet high, and presumably of the Sunga-Kuşāņa period. They were partly destroyed in the earth quake of 1934, but repairs were done in 1938.
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