Temples of Kumbhariya

SR No.: 001571
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: M A Dhaky, U S Moorty
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad
Publication Year: 2001
Total Pages: 394
Language: English
Classification: Book_English & Art
File Size: 34 MB

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The Temples in Kumbhariya
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Torana reërected at east door, caturmukha Samavasaraña-kulikā. Maru-Gurjara style. A.D. 1157. (Originally believed to be before the mūlanāyaka image in the garbhagļha, Mahāvīra temple.) Image-toraņa posts, displaced, Pārsvanātha temple. Maru-Gurjara style. A.D. 1125. Image-torana, Neminātha temple, apparently in front of the main image as originally set up. Maru-Gurjara style. C. 12th or 13th cent. A.D. Image-torana in one of the western row devakulikās, Pārsvanātha temple. Maru-Gurjara style. C. 12th cent. A.D. Image-torana in one of the western row devakulikās, Pārsvanātha temple. Maru-Gurjara style. C. 12th cent. A.D. Samavasarana piece, Pārsvanātha temple. Maru-Gurjara style. C. 12th cent. A.D. [Courtesy: Shardaben Chimanbhai Educational Research Centre, Ahmedabad.] Jina-Mātņkā-patta. Maru-Gurjara style. C. 12th or 13th cent. A.D. (Originally in the Neminātha temple, now placed in the Mahāvīra temple.) Two fragments of Sattarisaya Jina-patta (Saptatiśatabimba). Maru-Gurjara style,
C. A.D. 1254 or later. (Originally in the Neminātha temple, now placed in two consecutive devakulikās of western row in the Mahāvīra temple.)
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Vis-viharamāna-Jina-patta. Maru-Gurjara style. C. late 13th cent. A.D. or later. (Originally in the Neminātha temple, now in storeroom of the Mahāvīra temple.) Nandīśvara-patta, şațcatuskī, khattaka in the extended eastern part, Neminātha temple. Maru-Gurjara style. A.D. 1267. Sattarisaya-Jina-patta (Saptatiśatayantraka), șațcatuṣkī, extended western part, Neminātha temple. Maru-Gurjara style. A.D. 1254.
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Kalyānatraya-patta, şatcatuskī, extended Maru-Gurjara style. A.D. 1287.
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Samalikā-vihāra-patta. Maru-Gurjara style. A.D. 1282. (Originally in the Neminātha temple, now in the entry hall of the Mahāvīra temple.)