History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v1.c19.s9.2

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¹ The plan is from Capt. Cole’s, re-produced in ‘India: Photographs and Drawings of Historical Buildings’ (Griggs, 1896), plate 53. References to the plan, Woodcut No. 218:—A, South, or Kurat Alwar Gopuram; B, East, or Vellai Gopuram; and C, North, or Nachiyâr-sanadi Gopuram, of the fourth court; D, Vaikuntha Gopuram of the second court. E, the shrine, which, curiously enough, is circular; F, Chandan man-tapam; G, Yajna Sâlâ; H, Garuda mantapam; I, Srî-pandârâ mantapam; J, Sûrya-pushkarâni; K, Râmasvâmi temple; L, Vaikunth temple; M, Chandra-pushkarâni; N, Dhanvantari temple; O, O, Vâsudeva Perumâl temples; P, Narasimha Perumâl temple; Q, Q, Granaries; R, Ranganâyaki temple; S, The Thousand Pillar mantapam; T, Seshagiri-râo mantapam; U, Ranga-vilâsam mantapam; V, Kurat-Alwar temple; W, W, Krishna temples; X, Elephant stables; Y, Kada-kili mantapam.