Summary: The text discusses the historical and architectural significance of various monuments in India, focusing on the Gupta inscription on gateways, the Great Temple of Bobaneswar, and the Island in the Lake at Oodeypore. It delves into the lost history of Orissa during the period of Buddhism, the legendary tales of Mahabharat heroes, and invasions by the Yavanas. The analysis spans the age of the tope at Sanchi, the emigration to Java, and the architectural features of gateways at Chillambram. It touches upon the Hindu dynasties, the invasion by Reckta Bahu, and the iconic festival at Puri. The narrative also sheds light on the distinction between two distinct races in India and chronicles the transition of power from the Solar to Lunar dynasties. The author examines the significance of structural monuments such as temples and caves, emphasizing the artistic details and historical events associated with each structure. Throughout the text, the author interweaves historical accounts with architectural details to paint a vivid picture of India’s rich cultural heritage and historical evolution.