| Temples & Legends Of
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| Temples & Legends Of
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INTRODUCTION |
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| A linguist may
find sonic interest and carry on further study as to when the Mundari speaking people
lived in this far-flung Himachal district thousands of miles away from the present Mundari
speaking tribe and how the language has changed in the course of centuries. Kinnaur,
Lahoul and Spiti and the area of Kulu districts should be the anthropologists' delight
from various points of view. Buddhism and Hinduism
have coalesced with Animism, polyandry flourishes and the physical features completely
regulate the daily life of the people. The fauna and the flora and the superb natural
environs in which the temples are located and to, legends have grown have Dot received the
necessary attention of the people of the rest of India. Peculiarly enough, while the wall
paintings of the temples of the area and particularly Kangra district had attracted
attention earlier the temples were not very well known. |
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