Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan, or the Central and Western Rajput States of India v2.c28.s1.t2.117

v2.c28.s1.t2.117

⁶ Jawalamukhi, the ‘ mouth of flame,’ the cannon, which are thus consecrated before action. They are called avatars, or ‘ incarnations ’ of Jawalamukhi, the Etna of India, at the edge of whose crater the Hindu poet very properly places the temple of Jawali Rani, ‘ the terrific ’ Kali Ma, the Hindu Hecate. [Jawālamukhi in the Kāngra District, Panjāb (IGI, xiv. 86 f.).]