Legend has it that the poor citizens of Amboory used to get small loans from an unnamed goddess (spirit) of the "Dravyappara". A request for money was to be said aloud standing next to a large granite door on the northeastern side of the rock. On approval of the loan by the "devata", a granite bucket on the southeastern side of the door would be filled with the requested amount. The citizen was expected to remit the same amount in a reasonable time frame by dropping the money in the bucket and pronouncing aloud that the money was deposited.