India, Uttar Pradesh, Kaushambi, Karari, Shitala Dham, Pandit Narendra Prasad, Hindu pilgrimage records, 1920-2015
- Narendra Prasad, Pandit (Main Author)
- Narendra Prasad, Pandit (Repository)
- Ram Ji, Pandit (Added Author)
- Loknath Panda, Pandit (Added Author)
- Vivek Panda, Pandit (Added Author)
- Visal Panda, Pandit (Added Author)
- Ram Krishna, Pandit (Added Author)
- Gokul Prashad, Pandit (Added Author)
- Ballam, Pandit (Added Author)
- Aandhi, Pandit (Added Author)
- Khiladi, Pandit (Added Author)
- Pramod, Pandit (Added Author)
- Shiv Dular, Pandit (Added Author)
- Anjani, Pandit (Added Author)
- Kade Shankar, Pandit (Added Author)
- Yagya Tiwari, Pandit (Added Author)
- Jagadish Tiwari, Pandit (Added Author)
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Digital images of originals housed at the home of Pandit Narendra Prasad in Shitala Dham, Kara, Kausambi, Uttar Pradesh, India.
Hindu pilgrimage records kept by Pandits for Allahabad, Amethi, Ballia, Jaunpur, Kanpur, Pratapgarh, Raipur, Sultanpur, Varanasi, and other localities in Uttar Pradesh, India. Also includes Gwailor, Madhya Pradesh. Registers are arranged by "caste". They contain native place, names of family members, the last occasion on which a family member came to this place of pilgrimage and made an entry in the register, the ceremony performed at the time and offering made to the priest. No women are mentioned unless their deaths are referred to indirectly.
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