Historical Geography of Ancient India c10.267

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c10.267

Nāthadvāra.—On the right bank of the Banās river, about 30 miles north by north-east of Udaipur city and 14 miles north-west of Maoli railway station, this place is situated as one of the most famous Vaiṣṇava shrines in India. It contains an image of Kṛṣṇa. This image was later placed by Vallabhācāryya in a small temple at Mathurā and was afterwards removed to Govardhana.

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