Historical Geography of Ancient India c10.148

c10.148

Deogarh.—It is situated close to the south-western limit of the Lalitpur sub-division of the Jhansi district in a semi-circular bend overlooking the right bank of the Betwa (Vetravatī) river. It is 19 miles from Lalitpur and seven miles from Jakhlaun. From the former it can be approached by a motor car or a tunga over a fair-weather District Board road. It contains a solitary Gupta temple locally known as Sāgar Marh, standing at the western edge of the elevated plain. For details vide M.A.S.I., No. 70—The Gupta Temple at Deogarh, by M. S. Vats.