RANGIR CAVE TEMPLE

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

The unfortunately unreliable Virendra Kumar SHRIVASTAVA, V K (2001) just about mentions a certain Rangir Cave temple of unspecified nature (note 1) and in unspecified rock (note 2). SITUATION: At a possibly mistaken distance of 40 km in an unspecified direction (i,e, south-east) from the city of Sagar (note 4) at Rangir (note 5). CULTURAL HISTORY: The Rangir Cave temple (SHRIVASTAVA, V K 2001) is purportedly not only sacred to Durgaji (note 3) but also believed to serve as a religious industry site where an annual mela (sacred sales promotion event, fair, kermess, kermis) is held.The unfortunately unreliable Virendra Kumar SHRIVASTAVA, V K (2001) just about mentions a certain Rangir Cave temple of unspecified nature (note 1) and in unspecified rock (note 2). SITUATION: At a possibly mistaken distance of 40 km in an unspecified direction (i,e, south-east) from the city of Sagar (note 4) at Rangir (note 5). CULTURAL HISTORY: The Rangir Cave temple (SHRIVASTAVA, V K 2001) is purportedly not only sacred to Durgaji (note 3) but also believed to serve as a religious industry site where an annual mela (sacred sales promotion event, fair, kermess, kermis) is held.