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Indian professor Oak presents 103 pieces of evidence that the beautiful love story is a lie.
P. N. Oak - Wikipedia
The Taj Mahal — its original name was Mahale Teju, and it was built in 1155. It was built on the banks of the sacred Yamuna River, in accordance with all the principles of Vedic culture.
In 1900, excavations were carried out 4 km from the Taj Mahal, during which a manuscript was discovered that is now kept in the Lucknow Museum. It says that the ruler Paramardi built two magnificent white-marble temples, one for Lord Vishnu and the other for Lord Shiva.
The inscription contains 34 Sanskrit verses, of which verses 25, 26, and 34 are important in this case. They state the following:
“He built a marble temple that is the abode of Lord Vishnu, and kings bow down to touch his feet” (25).
“King Dev built another marble temple dedicated to the Lord who has the Moon as an adornment on his forehead” (26).
After the Muslims conquered India, some temples were converted into Muslim mosques.
The same thing was done with Hagia Sophia, for example, if you want complete proof of such phenomena: Hagia Sophia (Constantinople) — Wikipedia
In the so-called “Muslim mosque of a husband's love for his wife,” there are a huge number of Indian symbols that were not destroyed because they could not be destroyed, although major elements were removed.
And indeed, it is so difficult to abandon such a profitable legend about this place, since this temple is considered the eighth wonder of the world. And enormous sums of money are probably involved here.
P. N. Oak - Wikipedia
The Taj Mahal — its original name was Mahale Teju, and it was built in 1155. It was built on the banks of the sacred Yamuna River, in accordance with all the principles of Vedic culture.
In 1900, excavations were carried out 4 km from the Taj Mahal, during which a manuscript was discovered that is now kept in the Lucknow Museum. It says that the ruler Paramardi built two magnificent white-marble temples, one for Lord Vishnu and the other for Lord Shiva.
The inscription contains 34 Sanskrit verses, of which verses 25, 26, and 34 are important in this case. They state the following:
“He built a marble temple that is the abode of Lord Vishnu, and kings bow down to touch his feet” (25).
“King Dev built another marble temple dedicated to the Lord who has the Moon as an adornment on his forehead” (26).
After the Muslims conquered India, some temples were converted into Muslim mosques.
The same thing was done with Hagia Sophia, for example, if you want complete proof of such phenomena: Hagia Sophia (Constantinople) — Wikipedia
In the so-called “Muslim mosque of a husband's love for his wife,” there are a huge number of Indian symbols that were not destroyed because they could not be destroyed, although major elements were removed.
And indeed, it is so difficult to abandon such a profitable legend about this place, since this temple is considered the eighth wonder of the world. And enormous sums of money are probably involved here.
I had an inner feeling that the information on Wikipedia about the Taj Mahal and Shiva had a solid foundation. I wrote about it here: 