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The Chalukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c14.s1.9

The Chālukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c14.s1.9

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c14.s1.9

The general plan of the temple is simple, and it has few offsets (Plate LXII). In comparing this with that of Kallēśvara it will be seen that they are almost identical in size and arrangement, the principal difference being that this temple has a forward open hall which may or may not be original. It faces the east. A curious coincidence is that in this temple a well-carved loose image of Brahmā occupies the very same position as a similar image does in the other.