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Eternal India
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ARCHITECTURE
MONUMENTS OF INDIA
PLACES
Andhra Pradesh
Alampur
Hanamkonda
Mukhalingam
Palampet
Tadapatri
Tirupati
Warangal
Assam
Gauhati
Tezpur
Bihar
Besnagar
Deogarh
HINDU
DESCRIPTION
MONUMENTS
Gaya
' Patna
Rajmahal Hills
Sitamarhi
Gujarat
Dwarka
Gimar (Juragarh)
Modhera
Sidhapur
Himachal Pradesh
Chamba (HP)
Kangra
(HP)
Masrur
Jammu & Kashmir
Avantipur
Jammu
Marthand
Srinagar
Vaishno
Devi
Karnataka
Aihole
Badami
Belur
The Garuda Bramha temple (early 8th C
A.D.)
Bhadrakali temple
The Mukhalingeswara temple (8th C A.D.)
Ramappa temple
Rameswaraswami temple (1528 A.D.)
Venkateswara temple
Thousand pillared temple
Umananda temple
Shiva & Vishnu temples
Yakshi — in Indian Musuem (1st C B.C.)
Vishnu reclining on the serpent Ananta (6th
C), liberation of the elephant by Vishnu
(6th C), Shiva as the great ascetic (Maha
Yogi) (6th C).
Vishnupad temple
Yakshi (1st C A.D.)
Surya (Sun) (12th C A.D.)
Janaki temple
Temple (18th C A.D.)
Temple of Amba Mata
Sun Temple (1026 A.D.)
Rudrammal Temple (12th
C. A.D.)
Shiva and Vishnu temple
Temple of Bajreshwari Devi
Rock-cut Cave temples
The Avantiswami Temple (9th C A.D.)
Raghunath temple
Sun Temple (8th C A.D.)
Shankaracharya Temple
Cave temple of goddess
Halebid
Lakhundi
Mysore
Pattadakal
Vishnu on Ananta — ceiling slab in temple
(early 8th C A.D.)
Vishnu Cave 111 (578 A.D.)
Chenna Kesava temple (1117 A.D.); Danc-
ing figure in Chenna Kesava Temple (1117
A.D.)
Hoysaleswara temple (12th C A.D.)
Pillar in Kashi Visveswara temple (1112
A.D.)
Ratha (17th-18th C A.D.), Nandi (16th C
A.D.)
Virupaksha temple (8th C A.D.)
Somanathpur
Vijayanagar
Kerala
Trivandrum
Madhya Pradesh
Dhar
Gwalior
Khajuraho
Orcchal
Maharashtra
Kolhapur
Sinnar
Orissa
Konarak
Bhuvaneshwar
Puri (Orissa)
Rajasthan
Amber
Bikaner
Chitor
Jaipur
Osian
Pushkar
Udaipur
Tamil Nadu
Chidambaram
Gangaikonda
-cholapuram
Kalugumalai
Kanchipuram
Kumbakonam
Mahabalipuram
Srirangam
Tanjore
Madurai
Madras
Prasanna Chenna Kesava Temple (1268
A.D.).
Vishnu as Narasimha (lion) Avtar (1528
A.D.), Stone Chariot (1521 A.D.), Sculpture
on outer wall of Simhasan Hall in Palace
(16th C A.D.)
Padmanabha Temple (17th C A.D.)
Lakshmi temple
Teli-Ka-temple (C 750 A.D)
Khandarya Mahadeva temple (C 1025-50
A.D.)
Lakshminarayan temple
Bronze group of elephants with riders (2nd
C A.D.)
Gondeswara Temple (11th C. A.D:)
Colossal horse Sun Temple, Colossal Ele-
phant. (13th C)
Markandeya Temple (11th C A.D.). Durga
slaying the Demon Mahesha Vaital-Deul
Temple, (about 800 A.D.)
Temples (11th-19th C A. D.)
Kali temple, Sita Devi temple
Karaniji (Durga temple)
Kirthi Stamba (12th C A.D.), temple (1450
A.D.)
Indrani (9th C A.D.)
Sun temple
Brahma temple
Palace (17th to 18th C A.D), Temple (17th
C A.D.)
Nataraj temple (from 500 to 1700 A.D.)
Chola temples
Monolithic temple (9th C A.D.)
Temple of Varadaraja Swamy (16th C A.D.)
Vishnu temple (16th C A.D.)
Shiva temple
Temple Car.
Dancing Shiva (13th C A. D.), Bronze mar-
riage group of Siva and Parvati (early 11th C
A.D.)
Meenakshi temple (17th C A.D.) Dancing
Shiva in the Great Temple (17th C A.D.)
Bronze Parvathi (11th C A.D.) Bronze Par-
vathi (17th C A.D.) Bronze Krishna (17th C
A.D.)