Report of a Tour through the Bengal Provinces/Islâmpur
ISLÂMPUR.
About 10 miles to north and a little cast of Nâderâ is Islâmpur. Here are several remains, but the better preserved sculptures were all removed to Bihâr, and only some large squared stones and fragments now remain; part is used up in modern buildings and huts, and also in some modern Hindu temples, of which there are several in various stages of neglect. The remains of this place had been noticed by Doctor Buchanan Hamilton; but the place is no longer rich in ancient remains.[1]
- ↑ Martin’s East India.
See J. A. S. for 1872 paper by Mr. Broadley.