Sun-worship in Himachal Pradesh: A Study Based on Temples and Sculptures
The Sun-worship in Himachal has been discussed here, based on archaeological data in the form of coins, inscriptions, temples and sculptures.
Author: Colin Rosser (1926-2012)
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The Sun-worship in Himachal has been discussed here, based on archaeological data in the form of coins, inscriptions, temples and sculptures.
A study of a copperplate (dated 1559 AD) issued by Raja Bahadur Singh of Kulu on the occasion of the marriage of his three daughters Sunu, Ganga and Rango. It records a grant of land at the village of Hat near Bajaura and other localities in Kulu. The grantee was Pandit Ramapati, the Rajguru to the Raja Ganeshvarman of Chamba. The language of the plate is Sanskrit written in an early form of Tankari/Takari script, called devāśesh in Chamba.
Village Dhamserh, PO Mohal
Kullu - 175126
Himachal Pradesh, India