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Prahladpuri

A temple beside the Bahauddin Zakariya shrine, recorded as damaged in more than one period.

Qasim Bagh, Multan · Punjab

LAST DOCUMENTED CONDITION

Ruins

As documented: 2015-01-07
LOCATION PRECISION

Approximate locality

30.2004°, 71.4768° · not a surveyed footprint

How to read this history

AI-assisted source review: 2026-09-28. Independent specialist review: not completed.

The recorded chronology

Selected episodes. Rebuilding and later changes are distinguished from damage.

  1. Damage · unknown causeOpen this episode on the map ↗

    1848 AD

    The archaeological inventory records severe damage during the siege of Multan.

    eventSupported in consulted sources

    The archaeological inventory records severe damage during the siege of Multan.

    dateSupported in consulted sources

    1848

    actorUnknown

    Individual responsibility not established in the consulted account.

    The source does not identify a responsible individual for this episode.

    • Destruction · intentional causeOpen this episode on the map ↗

      1992 AD

      A mob demolished the temple in the aftermath of the Babri Masjid demolition in India.

      eventSupported in consulted sources

      A mob demolished the temple in the aftermath of the Babri Masjid demolition in India.

      dateSupported in consulted sources

      1992

      actorSupported in consulted sources

      Mob in Multan; individual participants unidentified

    Location & last documented condition

    locationSupported in consulted sources

    Approximate locality marker; the point is not a surveyed historical footprint.

    present conditionSupported in consulted sources

    The archived archaeological inventory describes the temple and adjoining dharamsala as ruins.

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