Four-armed portrayal of Bhairav Public Deposited
The only significant depiction of the divinity of Shiva is found in the form of a four-armed portrayal of Bhairav on a temple shaft near the entrance of the temple, within the mandapa. It is the first religious image encountered upon visiting the temple. He is adorned with a serpent necklace, but other identifying attributes have deteriorated over time. His heavily bejewelled naked body reveals his genitalia.
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- Chauhan dynasty
- 12th century CE
- Tonk
- Archaeological Survey of India (ASI)
- Rajasthan
- Bisaldeo Temple
- Architecture
- Vigraharaja IV
- Banas river
- Bisalpur
- Gokarneshwara (Gokarnesvara) Mahadev
- Temple
- Tonk