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Fresco_of_Raja_Gopal_Singh_of_Mani_Majra_State_paying_obeisance_to_the_goddess_Mahamaya_from_the_Mansa_Devi_temple_of_Mani_Majra.jpg ‎(370 × 242 pixels, file size: 38 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg)

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English: Fresco of Raja Gopal Singh of Mani Majra State (middle, standing with folded hands) paying obeisance to the goddess Mahamaya from the Mansa Devi temple of Mani Majra (alt. spelt as 'Manimajra' now renamed as 'Sector 13') State. Whitewashing has damaged the mural depicting Raja Gopal Singh paying obeisance to Mahamaya. Description from source: "Raja Gopal Singh and Raja Surtha are paying obeisance to Sri Mahamaya, personifying Mother Goddess. On its lower left, Raja Surtha and Vaishya are performing prayers. An obliterated inscription on the upper part bears the date Samvat 1870 (1813 A.D.) and states that the murals were painted by one Angad."
Date ca.1813
Source [1]
Author Angad

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