Ayodhya dispute (English Wikipedia)

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Bakker, Ayodhya: A Hindu Jerusalem (1991), p. 91: "It was forbidden to build temples or monasteries of more than a certain dimension in the city, and the existing temples fell into decay and disappeared or were replaced by mosques. The latter took place with the temple on the supposed spot of Rama's birth, dating from the early eleventh century. This small temple was replaced by a mosque, the Babri Masjid, in 1528, during the reign of the first Moghul emperor, Babur, a deed which was to have far-reaching consequences." Bakker, Hans (1991), "Ayodhya: A Hindu Jerusalem", Numen, vol. 38, no. 1, pp. 80–109, JSTOR 3270005
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