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==Banashankari temple at Amargol== |
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[[Image:Amargol6.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Banashankari Temple Amargol, [[ |
[[Image:Amargol6.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Banashankari Temple Amargol, [[Karnataka]]]] |
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[[Image:Amargol12.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Banashankari Temple Amargol, [[Karnataka]]]] |
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At Amargol there is a temple of Shankarlinga built by Jakkanacharya. Nearby there is a Banashankari Temple. |
At Amargol there is a temple of Shankarlinga built by Jakkanacharya. Nearby there is a Banashankari Temple. |
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In the early ''13th century'', the temples of this period have ''nagara'' articulation, built in the ''stepped diamond'' and the square plan natural to a nagara superstructure. Notable among temples with a ''stepped-diamond style'' are the Ganesha Temple at [[Hangal]], the ''Banashankari Temple at Amargol'' (which has one dravida shrine and one nagara shrine), and a small shrine that is a part of the ensemble at the [[Mahadeva Temple (Itagi)]] |
In the early ''13th century'', the temples of this period have ''nagara'' articulation, built in the ''stepped diamond'' and the square plan natural to a nagara superstructure. Notable among temples with a ''stepped-diamond style'' are the Ganesha Temple at [[Hangal]], the ''Banashankari Temple at Amargol'' (which has one dravida shrine and one nagara shrine), and a small shrine that is a part of the ensemble at the [[Mahadeva Temple (Itagi)]] |
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[[Image:Amargol22.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Banashankari Temple Amargol, [[ |
[[Image:Amargol22.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Banashankari Temple Amargol, [[Karnataka]]]] |
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[[Image:Amargol23.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Banashankari Temple Amargol, [[ |
[[Image:Amargol23.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Banashankari Temple Amargol, [[Karnataka]]]] |
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Conservation and restoration work is in progress, belongs to [[Archaeological Survey of India]].<ref>{{cite web |
Conservation and restoration work is in progress, belongs to [[Archaeological Survey of India]].<ref>{{cite web |
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Amargol[1] is located in between Dharwad and Hubli and adjucent to Navanagar. It is famous for the ancient temple dedicated to Banashankari. Banashankari Temple at Amargol[1][2] is 4 km from Unkal lake and Chandramouleshwara Temple Hubli
Banashankari temple at Amargol
At Amargol there is a temple of Shankarlinga built by Jakkanacharya. Nearby there is a Banashankari Temple.
In the early 13th century, the temples of this period have nagara articulation, built in the stepped diamond and the square plan natural to a nagara superstructure. Notable among temples with a stepped-diamond style are the Ganesha Temple at Hangal, the Banashankari Temple at Amargol (which has one dravida shrine and one nagara shrine), and a small shrine that is a part of the ensemble at the Mahadeva Temple (Itagi)
Conservation and restoration work is in progress, belongs to Archaeological Survey of India.[3]
APMC Amargol
Hubli has a large market located between Dharwad and Hubli.
See also
- Western Chalukya architecture
- Chandramouleshwara Temple Hubli
- Kundgol
- Annigeri
- Gadag
- Lakkundi
- North Karnataka
- Tourism in North Karnataka
References
- ^ a b "TEMPLES BEING MANAGED BY THE UNION GOVERNMENT". Retrieved 2008-09-15.
- ^ "ABOUT TWIN CITY, Amargol". Retrieved 2008-09-15.
- ^ "Alphabetical List of Monuments - Karnataka - Dharwad, Dharwad Circle, Karnataka". Retrieved 2008-09-15.
