Note 40 — Chapter II · HEROIC GODLINGS
Reading edition
To the south of the same village on the banks of a small lake are situated the temples of Hinglaj Mātā and Kāmdev Mahādev. If there is a prospect of a drought in any year, the people of the village make an offering of lāpsi to the former deity in order to bring about a fall of rain. About two miles from Dhhank there is a temple of Vikani, in whose honour vows are observed for the cure of fractured bones of men and animals. Brāhmans are feasted at the temple of Hanumān at Timbo, four miles away from Dhhank. At a distance of about two khetarvās (fields) there is the shrine of Ashabi-pir where Mussalmāns feast fakirs and other co-religionists of theirs.40