Occult Literature
Ruined Temple of Indru Nag near Chamba
Low stone remains and a small carved figure occupy a shaded rocky site beneath overhanging trees. The caption identifies the ruined temple of Indru Nag, also called Nahush, at Manjur near Chamba, and notes that it was subsequently rebuilt. Oldham’s photograph records the earlier condition. Its low, irregular forms differ sharply from the roofed temples elsewhere in The Sun and the Serpent.
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Photographer not identified. "Ruined Temple of Indru Nag near Chamba" [editorial title]. In The Sun and the Serpent, Charles F. Oldham. Supplied 1905 illustrated facsimile, 1905, Archibald Constable & Co. Ltd.. Source scan leaf 63. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0059-0063
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Photographer not identified. Ruined Temple of Indru Nag near Chamba. The Sun and the Serpent. Scan leaf 63. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0059-0063