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The Temples of Lakshmeshwara: an Analytical Study International Journal of Academic Research and Development International Journal of Academic Research and Development ISSN: 2455-4197; Impact Factor: RJIF 5.22 Received: 27-03-2019; Accepted: 29-04-2019 www.academicjournal.in Volume 4; Issue 3; May 2019; Page No. 105-109 The temples of Lakshmeshwara: An analytical study Dr. B Suresha Associate Professor, Department of History, Govt Arts College (Autonomous), Chitradurga, Karnataka, India Abstract Lakshmeshwara is a capital of Puligerenadu in medieval times. It is well known that puligerenadu played an important role in the medieval history of Karnataka. In fact, the region was also on of the outstanding administrative units in Karnataka. The temples of Lakshmeshwara may be classified into Shaiva, Vaishnava, Jaina and Islamic. A few temples of the Lakshmeshwara have been studied by some scholars. Among them Dr. S. Shettar and Dr. R.M.S hadaksharaiah are prominent. Lakshmeshwara had been receiving great patronage by the rulers right from the early chalukyas to the Vijayanagara period. Keywords: lakshmeshwara, garbhagriha, antarala, navaranga, mahamantapa, mukhamantapa and ground plane, shankha basadi ananthanatha basadi adhisthana, adhisthana tiers, upana, jagathy, padma, kantha and kapotha Introduction patronage by the ruler’s right from the early chalukyas to Lakshmeshwara is a town belonging to the Shirahatty taluk the Vijayanagara period. They built huge number of temples of Gadag District. It is situated at 15.13°N 75.47°E and has here. Most of the temples were undergoing renovations an average elevation of 2080 feet. It is about 40 kms from during the periods of the Chalukyas of Kalyana and south of Gadag towards Haveri road. It is a famous for its Vijayanagara dynasties. Since most of the temples, as prolific culture. There are theories of the origin of the name mentioned in the inscriptions, were in ruins. Lakshmeshwara from King Lakshmanarasa who was ruling Puligere or from the temple called Lakshmi gudi, which was Someshwara temple situated in Lakshmanarasa. There are many important The most important Temple at Lakshemshwar is the temples in this historic town. Someshwara, Lakshmi linga, Someshwara. It is situated in the Nort part of the Baleshwara, Linga Someshwara, Olamatha, Lakshemshwar town. This temple flourishing religious Vacheshwara(Hojeshwara), Golleshwara and other center during the days of the Chalukyas. As per an Temples. There are two ancient Jain temples called inscription dated 1102 A.D, where god is referred as Shankabasadi and Sannabasadi are in the town, as well as a Muddeshwara and later the god is referred as Swaymbhu – notable doodh nana dargah. Lakshmeshwara is also home Somanatha. According to this inscription, it was built by for many smaller shrines, a Masjid, the Kodiyellamma Someshwara, a mahasamantadhipathi, for in the memory of temple, the Mukha Basavanna shrine, and a gigantic idol of his son sovideva in 1096 A.D., The high walls of the Suryanarayana etc. Someshwara temple lend a feeling of a fort. It is a superb The present article ‘The Temples of Lakshmeshwara - A specimen of exclusive Chalukyan art and architecture. The Analitical Study’ is primarily embodies the field work principal deity that is worshipped in the temple is Lord conducted by author at the place where the temples are Shiva. There are many small temples surrounding this big situated in the Lakshmeshwara. temple. Hence, it is called as the temple complex. The Someshwara temple facing east, is oriented in West-East Brief History direction. It has also entrances with mahamantapa on the Lakshmeshwara is a capital of Puligerenadu in medieval South and North side of the Navaranga. The Someshwara times. It is well known that puligerenadu played an temple consists of a garbhagriha, an antarala, a navaranga, a important role in the medieval history of Karnataka. In fact, mahamantapa and a mukhamantapa in the ground plane. the region was also on of the outstanding administrative units in Karnataka. It was mainly because of its strategic location that the rulers of various dynasties in Karnataka had tried to bring it under their control. Thus, right from the early chalukyas down to the decline of the Vijayanagara empire in the 16th century A.D., its position as the capital remained undisturbed. Lakshmeshwara was at its height of glory particularly under the Rashtrakutas and the Chalukyas of Kalyana. The temples of Lakshmeshwara may be classified into Shaiva, Vaishnava, Jaina and Islamic. A few temples of the Lakshmeshwara have been studied by some scholars. Among them Dr. S. Shettar and Dr.R.M. S hadaksharaiah Fig 1: Someshwara temple-Lakshmeshwara. are prominent. Lakshmeshwara had been receiving great 105 International Journal of Academic Research and Development The garbhagriha of the temple is having sculpture of Uma- damsels. It has one more panel at the top. But it is broken. Maheshwara. It is believed that the idols of Shiva, Parvathi and Nandi were brought by an ardent Shiva devotee from Elevation of the temple Saurashtra. Hence, the temple is also referred to as Someshwara temple is having Adhistana, wall, prastara, Saurashtra Someshwara. The doorframe of garbhagriha has griva, shikhara, and stupi in the external elevation. three shakhas. The lalata of the garbhagriha doorframe has Adhistana is an ornamental base on which the temple the sculpture of Gajalakshmi. The antarala doorframe has stands. Adhistana of the garbhagriha, antarala and the three shakhas comprising rosetti, patra and pilaster navaranga bears a series of ornamental moultings. Such as, motif. The lalata of the antarala dwara has no sculpture. The upana, jagathi, kumuda, kantha, pattika, prati and kapota. jalandras are fixed at the sides of the doorframe. The adhistana of the mahamantapa is in manchabandha The navaranga has four pillars at the centre. The ceiling of type. The lower part contains rosette and the upper part the navaranga has Bhuvaneswari. It may be noted that two contains plain pilasters shown horizontally. rows of three lotus each are shown in one of the ankanas. The bhitti on the adhistana of the garbhagriha, on the North, Navaranga has three entrances. The doorway of the on the South, on the West are having niches. The remaining Northern side of the navaranga has seven shakhas. Such has, part of the garbhagriha wall contains a deity with torana and rosette, floral decorations, pilaster motif with the figures of a kirtimukha and torana capped by sikhara motif. On the Naga-Nagini couples, deity figures, pilaster motif with the wall of the garbhagriha, antarala and navaranga, the figures human figures, rider on an animal. The lalata is plain. The of the Ganesha, Vishnu, Shiva, Parvathi, Chamundi, Uma- Uttaranga contains seven shikharas. Lower (Pedya) part of Maheshwara etc, are shown. The wall of the mahamantapa the doorframe has the sculptures of Ganga-Yamuna, Rathi- is plain with grills here and there. The parapet wall almost Manmatha. At the each lower side of the dwara has the extends from the navaranga. sculptures of shaiva (male and female) dwarapalaka. The The vimana of the temple was slight renovated recently. doorway of the Southern side of the navaranga has five There is no uniformity in the alignment of the exterior shakhas. Such has, rosette, floral decoration, pilaster motif, garbhagriha, sukhanasi and other parts of the elevation. floral decoration with the figures of musicians and patra. Thus, the whole temple had been frequently altered by the The lalata is plain. The Uttaranga contains shala shikhara in various rulers, who ruled over puligerenadu-300. between Dravida vimanas. Lower (Pedya) part of the Mahamantapa of the temple was renovated during the doorframe has the sculptures of Ganga-Yamuna, Rathi- Vijayanagara period. Manmatha. The main entrance of the navaranga is at the Eastren side. Lakshmi Linga Temple This doorframe has seven shakhas. Such has, rosette, floral Lakshmi Linga Temple is situated in central part of the decorations, pilaster motif, plain with sockets, pilaster Lakshmeshwara town. It is also called as Lakshmaneshwara. motifs, plain with sockets and patra. The lalata is plain. The Temple is in trikuta form, it has three garbhagrihas on the Uttaranga and the mukhamantapa of the eastern side appear East, on the North and in the South directions, three to have been renovated. antaralas, a navaranga in its ground plan. The main temple The Northern and Southern entrance of the navaranga have is facing towards the East. mukhamantapa. This mukhamantapa has adhistana, pillar, The main(Eastern) garbhagriha of the temple has no deity. sloping parapet as well as ceiling. This adhistana is not The doorframe of the this garbhagriha has pancha shakhas. similar to the main temple. Besides, two pillars of the Such as, rosette, plain, pilaster, plain and patra. The lalata is Northern mukhamantapa are distinct from the Southern plain. The ceiling of the garbhagriha contain lotus mukhamantapa. Obviously, these parts were also added at a decoration. The Uttaranga is plain. Antarala also has no later period. deitie. The doorway of the this antarala has two shakhas. The Someshwara temple is having Mahamantapa. It is just Namely, rosette and pilaster. The lalata has shivalinga (later adjoining the navaranga of the temple. It contains twenty period). The lowerpart of the doorway is also plain. The four pillars, arranged in six rows. Two pillars each in the Northern and Southern garbhagrihas are also beautifully first and last rows, four pillars each in the second and forth decorated doorways. We have seen saptha shakhas in each rows, six pillars each in the third and fourth rows. The doorframe. Such as, rosette, floral decoration, pilaster, floral ceiling of the mahamantapa is decorated beautifully. The decoration, patra and floral decoration. Lalata has mahamantapa has four entrances on four sides. The Eastern Gajalakshmi sculpture. The part of antarala is renovated. doreframe of the mahamantapa is almost similar to the Very attracted part of the temple is Navaranga.
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