History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v1.c11.7
History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v1.c11.7
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² The first of these is known as the Lauriyâ-Ararâj or Bakhira pillar, being at the village of Lauriyâ about a mile from the temple of Mahâdeva Ararâj, the shaft of which rises nearly 40 ft. above the water level; and the second is the Lauriyâ Navandgarh lât, 3 miles north of Mâthia. Cunningham, 'Archæological Survey Reports,' vol. i. pp. 67 and 73; xvi. plate 17; 'Epigraphia Indica,' vol. ii. pp. 245ff.