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The Chalukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c12.s1.7

The Chālukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c12.s1.7

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c12.s1.7

There is another old temple of the same style as the Navaliṅga to the north of it, but it is built around and is not cared for, its outer walls being used to dry cowdung cakes upon. There are three old well-preserved inscribed slabs inside it. To the north-west of this is a large tank, on the south margin of which are two small shrines facing one another. They, too, are old, but are not of much account. Between them a flight of steps leads down to the water's edge.