Sacred Pool, Katas Raj Temples, Pakistan

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Muhammad Bin Naveed
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The sacred pool at Katas Raj Temples, said to have sprung from the tears of Shiva at the loss of his wife Satti. It is said to be the twin of the pool at Puruksha at Ajmer and is considered to be where the Pandawa brothers of the Mahabharata epic spent 12 years in exile. Various Hindu (left) and Sikh (center and right) era buildings can be seen surrounding the pool which constitute the Hindu Hanuman temple and private living areas dating from the Sikh period (1800-1850 CE).

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Muhammad Bin Naveed
Architect with a passion for Archaeology from Pakistan. Doing what I can to spread knowledge through this wonderful platform.

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Naveed, M. B. (2015, June 04). Sacred Pool, Katas Raj Temples, Pakistan. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/image/3906/sacred-pool-katas-raj-temples-pakistan/

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Naveed, Muhammad Bin. "Sacred Pool, Katas Raj Temples, Pakistan." World History Encyclopedia. Last modified June 04, 2015. https://www.worldhistory.org/image/3906/sacred-pool-katas-raj-temples-pakistan/.

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Naveed, Muhammad Bin. "Sacred Pool, Katas Raj Temples, Pakistan." World History Encyclopedia. World History Encyclopedia, 04 Jun 2015. Web. 21 Dec 2024.

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