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PLACES
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GHOGAS PARGANV
Ghogas Parganv, with 1,331 inhabitants in 1961 is a village
in Gevrai tahsil and was said to be the capital of one Raja
by name Ghogas. A stone seat is pointed out by the local people to
be the throne of Raja Ghogas. There is also a Hemadpanti
temple on one of whose pillars there is an illegible
inscription. To the north of the village there is the temple of
Parasar Rsi with a cistern nearby. It is 1.52 metres (5 ft.) in
diameter and always contains Water. There is a gomukh to
this cistern from which there is a perennial flow of water.
It is spoken of as the kamandalu of the sage Parasar and
the village is often referred to as Kamandalu Parganv.
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