TAJ MAHAL - A VEDIC TEMPLE PALACE, NOT AN ISLAMIC MOSQUE

TAJMAHAL - A VEDIC TEMPLE PALACE WITH PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE

We have all heard how the Taj Mahal, which is considered one of the great wonders of the world, was built as a preeminent expression of a man's love for his wife -- built by emperor Shah Jahan in commemoration of his wife Mumtaz. However, in my continuous efforts to get to the truth, I have acquired some very important documents and information. There is evidence that the Taj Mahal was never built by Shah Jahan. Some say the Taj Mahal pre-dates Shah Jahan by several centuries and was originally built as a Hindu or Vedic temple-palace complex. Shah Jahan merely acquired it from its previous owner, the Hindu King Jai Singh.
It is because of the manipulation of history by invaders that the true greatness of India and Vedic culture has been stifled or hidden and it is time that people everywhere realize how numerous lies and false propaganda have been passed around as if it were the truth in regard to India and its past, as well as its art, archeology, and the wonder of its culture. India and its Vedic society was one of the preeminent civilizations of the world. Now, through the increasing amount of revealing evidence that is being uncovered, that greatness of India's past and its contributions to the world are gradually being recognized. It is because of this that it is now time to rewrite the history of India.

PHOTOGRAPHS: COLLECTION ONE
This collection of photographs are taken from an album that was found in our country. On the back of each photo there is a stamp mark that says, "Copyright Archaeology Survey of India." This signifies that they may have been the property of that institution, or that they had researched the evidence that shows the Taj Mahal and many other buildings were not of Muslim origin. Thus, it would be good if they could open up further research into areas of the Taj Mahal that would reveal the true nature and originality of the buildings, and lead to understanding another part of the real history and glory of India.
These photos are black and white and were found in a simple photo album in. Except for old age and some water damage on some of them (creating white spots in areas), most are still in relatively good condition. Each photograph was accompanied by a typed caption taped in the album under or near the photo, each of which gives a very interesting explanation of the subject and the Vedic influence recognized on the building and what it means. The captions accompany the photos on the following pages just as they were written in the album, so the style of English and the explanations are kept the same. They are obviously written from an Indian perspective. Some of these photos will show areas of the Taj where the public presently has no access, or what is rarely seen or noticed today.

PHOTOGRAPHS: COLLECTION TWO
This is an additional collection that provides a closer look at the secrets of the Taj Mahal as supplied by V. S. Godbole from England.
I have compiled the photos (63 Photos in all) in a .zip folder and the accompanying captions on a notepad. It is my humble request to the reader to kindly open up both the folders and read the captions for each pertaining photograph. The numbering on the photos and the captions will help you to do so.