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Index
Foreword
Eleven Documents of Vital Importance on the Ayodhya Dispute
(2) Satyopākhyānam
(3) Vishnu-hari inscription
Verse 5.
Verse 21.
Verse 24.
(4) Joannes De Laet’s book (1631 A.D.)
(5) Thomas Herbert’s book (1634 A.D.)
(6) Joseph Tieffenthaler’s Account (c.1670 A.D.)
(7) French scholar C. Mentelle’s book (1801 A.D.)
(8) A Dictionary, Geographical, Statistical and Historical, Vol. 2.
(9) Complaint of Syyed Muhammad Khatib
dated 30th November, 1858 A.D. [Exhibit 20 (Suit-1)] Gharib Parwar Aadil-e-Zaman Salamat!
(10) P. Carnegy’s Writing (1870 A.D.)
(11) Ayodhya sanad (8th July, 1723 A.D.)
Diacritical Marks used in this book
Important historical events of Ayodhyā with religious connotations in the last 1000 years
Preface
Chapter One Ayodhyā was never an abandoned city
Chapter Two
Janmabhūmi-māhātmya in the Skanda Purāna, Rudra-yāmala, Satyopākhyāna and Avadha-vilāsa of Lal Das
Chapter Three Babur was not a religious fanatic
Babur had no role either in the demolition of any temple at Ayodhyā or in the construction of the mosque
Inscriptions on the structure were fake and factitious
Mir Baqi of inscriptions is a fictitious person different from Bāqī of Bābur-nama
Babur never visited Ayodhyā, nor did he ever issue any sanad in favour of the disputed shrine
Aurangzeb’s ascendancy to the throne led to the demolition of temples at Ayodhyā
How has demolition ghost been haunting Babur
A tale of two edicts (Tretā Kā Thākura and Vishnu-hari inscriptions)
The existence of Rāma’s Janmasthāna and a temple thereon is based not on beliefs alone but on unimpeachable evidences also
Ayodhyā rarely witnessed demolition of temples during the Sultanate period
Many Mughal monarchs were magnanimous rulers
Inferno of Fanaticism during the reign of Aurangzeb
Ayodhyā under Awadh Nawabs
How a rumour resulted in the rupture of relations between the twocommunities in 1855
Aligarh Historians’ Contumelious Criticism of the Ayodhyā Verdict is devoid of substance
(1) Introduction
ENVOI
Appendix II
Texts used in this book
Official Publications
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