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The Architectural Forms of Temples
333 The temple of Rudramāla (fragmently now) and several times restored temple of Somnath (now extinct) and the temples at Girnar (Neminātha, Kumārpāla and VastupalTejapal), Taranga (Ajitanātha), Bhadresvar, Baradia, Mandrapur, Asoda, Khandosana, Piludra and lastly the temples of VastupalaTejapala at Abu, maintained the high water-mark in temple architecture and even enhanced development in certain varieties. This temples belong to the 12th & 13th Century A. D. and like the temples of 11th Cent. A. D. reflect the eligence prevalent in the golden period of the Caulukyan rule.
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