History of K Belthur Village in Heggadadevankote (HD Kote) Taluk of Mysuru Karnataka India tourism скачать в хорошем качестве

History of K Belthur Village in Heggadadevankote (HD Kote) Taluk of Mysuru Karnataka India tourism

History of K Belthur Village in Heggadadevankote (HD Kote) Taluk of Mysuru Karnataka India tourism 0:00 Introduction 0:50 Lakshmi Narasimha Temple 4:56 Bhaneshwara (Sapthamatruka Tripura Sundari) Temple 8:47 Sapthamatruka shilpa of Ganga Era 9:05 Bhairava with 3 dogs 9:18 Bhaneshwara Linga of Ganga Era 10:00 Villager info 10:51 Kaalamma 11:24 10th Century hero-stone 14:20 Wadiyar era hero stone 17:15 Sidithale Hero stone 18:30 Hoysala era Hero Stones 22:37 Hoysala era Malleshwara Temple 24:19 Dekabbe inscription - Chola Era K Belthur Village in Heggadadevankote Taluk has a rich history that dates back to the 10th-century Ganga era. The Bhaneshwara Temple, which was built in the 10th century during the Ganga era, has been completely renovated and renamed Saptamatruka Tripura Sundari Temple, but the temple premises still have Ganga era idols & inscriptions protected. The temple has a unique Bhairava idol with 3 dogs carved below. Bhaneshwara Linga of the Ganga Era with Brahmasuthra salo there in the temple. In front of the Bhaneshwara temple is a Kaalamma temple, which also has idols, hero stones, and inscriptions from the Ganga Era. Most famous among historians is the Dekabbe’s Kannada inscription from the Chola era found in the fields of K Belathuru. This is the largest inscription related to the Sati system in Karnataka. K Belthur Village also has two temples built during the Hoysala era namely Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Temple and Sri Malleshwara Shiva Temple. The Garbhagrihaof Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Temple of K belathur was built during the Hoysala era and was extended during the Vijayanagara Empire time Sri Malleshwara Shiva Temple was built during the Hoysala period, but the villagers completely renovated it, causing it to lose its originality. There are a few hero tones and idols belonging to the Hoysala period scattered outside the Maheshwara temple. Most interesting among them is the sidithale veeragallu or the Exploding-head hero-stone. Wadiyar era hero stones are also found in K belathur which are worshipped by the villagers. Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, K Belathur: https://maps.app.goo.gl/WJ6h7bA8dqBrE...