File:Gyanvapi Compound and Surroundings in Tarah Kashijiki (191).jpg
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English: Documents physical dimensions, land use, and sociocultural ownership of buildings and spaces along the street that connected the Gyan Vapi precinct to Manikarnika ghat to the south and the Mughal administrative center to its north.Tarah Number 191, as cataloged in the records of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum. |
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| Date | circa 1700 | |||
| Source | Desai, Madhuri (2017). "Palimpsets and Authority". Banaras Reconstructed: Architecture and Sacred Space in a Hindu Holy City p. 38 University of Washington Press. ISBN 978-0-295-74160-4. | |||
| Author | Surveyors of Bishan Singh | |||
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