Gajavidala

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A popular representation

Gajavidala is a motif in the architecture of India that depicts a lion overpowering an elephant.[1]

It is a popular theme in Bengal and Odisha.

The Yali is a creature in an Indian legend, with the body of a lion and the trunk and tusks of an elephant.

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  1. ^ "French-English Glossary G". Archived from the original on 8 June 2007. Retrieved 12 July 2007.


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