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41. Carvings on the parapet wall - sequences from Mahabharata - Krishna's killing of various demons, Below the parapet wall - carved miniatures temple towers

Description:: [ Image courtesy: Brig A.P. Singh - www.collectingmoments.in ] Carvings on the parapet wall - sequences from Mahabharata - Left to Right 1) Krishna killing the horse demon Keshi 2)Krishna killing the bull demon Arishtasura 3)Krishna holding up Govardhana mountain to protect people from deluge.
Keyword:: Hoysala Dynasty
Creator:: Brig. Ajai Singh
Owner:: support@notch8.com
Date Uploaded:: 21-10-2021
Date Modified:: 16-12-2021
Rights Statement Tesim:: In Copyright
Resource Type:: Image

42. Beautifully carved miniature of towers carved on the wall

Keyword:: Hoysala Dynasty
Creator:: Brig. Ajai Singh
Owner:: support@notch8.com
Date Uploaded:: 21-10-2021
Date Modified:: 20-12-2021
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43. Below the parapet wall - beautifully carved miniature towers, Carving on the parapet wall - sequences from the epic Ramayana - Kishkinda kanda - Rama's meeting with Sugreeva

Description:: [ Image courtesy: Brig A.P. Singh - www.collectingmoments.in ] Parapet wall carving - Ramayana sequences from left to right. If you zoom into the parapet wall, you can see the sequences where Rama meets Sugreeva and Hanuman. The one image which is clearer is where Rama is shooting through seven trees with one arrow to prove his prowess to Sugreeva. The pact is, if Rama defeats Sugreeva's brother Vali, then Sugreeva would lend his army of monkeys to fight Ravana who has abducted Seeta.
Keyword:: Hoysala Dynasty
Creator:: Brig. Ajai Singh
Owner:: support@notch8.com
Date Uploaded:: 21-10-2021
Date Modified:: 20-12-2021
Rights Statement Tesim:: In Copyright
Resource Type:: Image

44. Carvings on the parapet wall - sequences from Mahabharata- Khandava forest burning, Below the parapet wall Beautifully carved miniature temple towers

Description:: [ Image courtesy: Brig A.P. Singh - www.collectingmoments.in ] The iconography of the carved reliefs is unknown. We can recognise Lord Brahma seated on a swan fighting an elephant which could be Indra's mount Airavatha. (2) There is a burning forest and this is the episode where the Khandava forest is burnt by Arjuna and Krishna in order to help Agni.
Keyword:: Hoysala Dynasty
Creator:: Brig. Ajai Singh
Owner:: support@notch8.com
Date Uploaded:: 21-10-2021
Date Modified:: 15-12-2021
Rights Statement Tesim:: In Copyright

45. View outside through the pillared mantapa

Keyword:: Hoysala Dynasty
Creator:: Brig. Ajai Singh
Owner:: support@notch8.com
Date Uploaded:: 21-10-2021
Date Modified:: 21-10-2021
Rights Statement Tesim:: In Copyright
Resource Type:: Image

46. Below the parapet wall - beautifully carved miniature towers, Carvings on the parapet wall - sequences from Mahabharata - Krishna's childhood

Description:: [ Image courtesy: Brig A.P. Singh - www.collectingmoments.in ] If you zoom in to see the carvings on the parapet wall, it is a sequence of episodes from Krishna's childhood.
Keyword:: Hoysala Dynasty
Creator:: Brig. Ajai Singh
Owner:: support@notch8.com
Date Uploaded:: 21-10-2021
Date Modified:: 20-12-2021
Rights Statement Tesim:: In Copyright
Resource Type:: Image

47. Below the parapet wall - beautifully carved miniature towers, Carving on the parapet wall - sequences from the epic Ramayana - Kishkinda kanda - Rama's meeting with Sugreeva

Description:: [ Image courtesy: Brig A.P. Singh - www.collectingmoments.in ] Parapet wall carving - Ramayana sequences from left to right. (1)Rama meets Sugreeva with his monkey army (2) Sugreeva hands him the ornaments Seeta has thrown down while Raana abducts her (3) Rama shoots through seven trees with one arrow to prove his prowess to Sugreeva. (4) Rama shoots an arrow from behind on Vali while Vali and Sugreeva fight (5) Sugreeva is coronated as the King of Kishkindha (6) Rama blesses Anagada or Hanuman (unclear) (7) Sugreeva's monkey army builds a stone bridge to Lanka with (8) Ravana's brother Vibheeshana approaches Rama for truce.
Keyword:: Hoysala Dynasty
Creator:: Brig. Ajai Singh
Owner:: support@notch8.com
Date Uploaded:: 21-10-2021
Date Modified:: 20-12-2021
Rights Statement Tesim:: In Copyright
Resource Type:: Image

48. Details of workmanship at the entrance to the shrine

Keyword:: Hoysala Dynasty
Creator:: Brig. Ajai Singh
Owner:: support@notch8.com
Date Uploaded:: 21-10-2021
Date Modified:: 21-10-2021
Rights Statement Tesim:: In Copyright
Resource Type:: Image

49. The Nandi is never far from Shiva

Description:: Nandi (bull) is Lord Shiva's vahana (mount) and companion. In Hindu scriptures, Nandi is the bearer of truth and righteousness. Each Hindu god has their own vahana (the Sanskrit root word for the English term of Wagon) that they use in war or in peacetime. Each of these vehicles stand for specific qualities that are consistent with the deity’s image and functions. Nandi signifies strength, load bearing capacity and virility. Image courtesy: Brig A.P. Singh - www.collectingmoments.in
Keyword:: Hoysala Dynasty and Amrutheshwara Temple
Creator:: Brig. Ajai Singh
Contributor:: Vanishree Mahesh
Owner:: support@notch8.com
Publisher:: Jio Institute
Date Uploaded:: 18-10-2021
Date Modified:: 08-11-2021
Rights Statement Tesim:: In Copyright
Resource Type:: Image

50. The open mantapa with its unique black pillars

Description:: The open mantapa with its unique black pillars which support the ceiling. The polished finish could only be achieved by a lathe-type of machine. Image courtesy: Brig A.P. Singh - www.collectingmoments.in
Keyword:: Amrutheshwara Temple and Hoysala Dynasty
Creator:: Brig. Ajai Singh
Contributor:: Vanishree Mahesh
Owner:: support@notch8.com
Publisher:: Jio Institute
Date Uploaded:: 18-10-2021
Date Modified:: 18-10-2021
Rights Statement Tesim:: In Copyright
Resource Type:: Image

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45. View outside through the pillared mantapa

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42. Beautifully carved miniature of towers carved on the wall

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44. Carvings on the parapet wall - sequences from Mahabharata- Khandava forest burning, Below the parapet wall Beautifully carved miniature temple towers

45. View outside through the pillared mantapa

46. Below the parapet wall - beautifully carved miniature towers, Carvings on the parapet wall - sequences from Mahabharata - Krishna's childhood

47. Below the parapet wall - beautifully carved miniature towers, Carving on the parapet wall - sequences from the epic Ramayana - Kishkinda kanda - Rama's meeting with Sugreeva

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