Alois Anton Führer

"Inscription No XLIV is written in twenty incomplete lines on a white sandstone, broken off at either end, and split in two parts in the middle It is dated Samvat 1241, or AD 1184, in the time of Jayachchhandra of Kanauj, whose praises it records for erecting a Vaishnava temple, from whence this stone was originally brought and appropriated by Aurangzib in building his masjid known as Tretaa-ki-Thaakur The original slab was discovered in the ruins of this Masjid, and is now in the Faizaabaad Local Museum"

"This stone was originally brought and appropriated by Aurangzeb in building his masjid known as Treta ki (sic) Thakur. ... [It was] rescued from the ruins of Aurangzebs Masjid, known as Treta-ka-Thakur, and is now in the Faizabad Museum."

"It is locally affirmed that at the Musalman conquest there were three important Hindu temples at Ayodhya: these were the Janma-sthanam, the Svargadvaram, and the Treta-ka-Thakur. On the first of these Mir Khan built a Masjid, in A.H. 930 during the reign of Babar, which still bears his name."

"Baabar‘s Masjid at Ayodhyaa was built in AH 930, or AD 1523, by Mir Khaan, on the very spot where the old temple Janmaasthaanam of Raamachandra was standing"