A Tour in the Panjab and Rajputana in 1883-1884
Under the Supterintendence of Alexander Cunningham

H.B.W. Garrick (Author)

9789391928056

Hardback, published 20 November 2024

180 pages
23 x 15 x 1.5 cm, 0.55 kg

This report was made under the Superintendence of General Alexander Cunningham, the Director-General of the Archaeological Survey of India, after extensive survey of these regions. The report was published in 1887 from Calcutta.

What was aimed at was the accurate description of the Punjab and Rajputana regions illustrated by the plans, measurement, drawings, photographs and drawings of the inscriptions of such remains as most deserve notice with the history of them so far, as they may be traceable and a record of the traditions that were preserved regarding the same.

• 1 Pir Khaneh 1
• 2 Bakhtu 2
• 3 Tiranda, Bhatinda or Govindgarh 2
• 4 Sirsa or Sirse-pattan 8
• 5 Fattehabad 11
• 6 Hansi. Asa or Amba 13
• 7 Tosham 19
• 8 Loharo 25
• 9 Narnaul 26
• 10 Vairada Bairat 29
• 11 Ambir or Amba 31
• 12 Jaipur 33
• 13 Ajmer 34
• 14 Nagapura or Naga Durga 48
• 15 Gavan 72
• 16 Mandor 73
• 17 Jodhpur 85
• 18 Pali 85
• 19 Nadola 91
• 20 Juna Khera 96
• 21 Nathdwara 99
• 22 Chitorgarh 101
• 23 Nimtor 124
• 24 Jhairapatan or Chandravati 125
• 25 Mokand-dwara 131
• 26 Khatkar-Bhimgaj 135
• 27 Bhimgaj 136