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Punjab.
Date:
1908
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![contains a number of interesting temples, of which that of Lakshml Narayan, dating possibly from the tenth century, is the most famous. It also possesses an Anglo-vernacular high school and the Sham Singh Hospital. The Church of Scot- land Mission has a branch here, established in 1863. Chitradi.—Village in the Chamba State, Punjab, situated in 32° 27' N. and 76° 25' E., in a fine open plain on the south bank of the Ravi. It contains a Devi temple, coeval with that of Brahmaur, with an inscription of the seventh century. [A. Cunningham, Archaeological Survey Reports^ vol. xiv, pp. 112-3, and vol. xxi, pp. 7-13; Indiaji Antiquary^ vol. xvii, pp. ^-13.]](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b29353415_0441.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
