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Chapter III: Totemism and Fetishism (3)

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The same respect is paid to the footprint of Râmanand in his monastery at Benares, and the pin of Brahma's slipper is now fixed up in the steps of the bathing-place at Bithûr, known as the residence of the infamous Nâna Sâhib, where it is worshipped at an annual feast.

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The Popular Religion and Folk-Lore of Northern India, Vol. 2 (of 2)Chapter III: Totemism and Fetishism (3)

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