The Chalukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c27.s1.1
The Chālukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c27.s1.1
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c27.s1.1
A T Raṭṭēhaḷḷi, in the Kōd *tāluka* of the Dhārwār district, is the old temple of Kadambēśvara, which appears to have once been within the limits of the Hoysaḷa territories. This is, perhaps, the reason why we find that curious group of sculpture—the Hoysaḷa king slaying the lion—placed upon the front of the tower. This is described and illustrated in the following account of the Baḷagāmve temples (Plate CXII).