Western Chalukya temples
Some famous temples built by the
Western Chalukyas, referred to as the "Later Chalukya art" that flourished in and around the Tungabhadra River districts of modern Karnataka state, India, are included in the table below.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
| Name | Location | District | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
Bhutanatha
|
Badami | Bagalkot | 11th century |
| Mallikarjuna group | Badami | Bagalkot | 11th century |
| Yellamma | Badami | Bagalkot | 11th century |
| Amrtesvara | Annigeri | Dharwad | 1050 C.E. |
Brahma Jinalaya
|
Lakkundi | Gadag | 11th century |
Kasivisvesvara
|
Lakkundi | Gadag | 1086 C.E. |
| Veeranarayana | Gadag | Gadag | 1098 C.E. |
Nannesvara
|
Lakkundi | Gadag | 11th century |
| Muktesvara | Chavudayyadanapura | Haveri | 12th century |
| Siddhesvara | Haveri | Haveri | 11th century |
| Tarakesvara | Hangal | Haveri | 12th century |
| Ganapati | Hangal | Haveri | 12th century |
| Galageshwara | Galaganatha | Haveri | 11th century |
| Sarweshwara | Naregal | Haveri | 11th century |
| Parsvanatha | Shravanabelagola | Hassan | 1083 C.E. |
| Arvattukhamba | Bankapura | Haveri | 1091 C.E. |
| Shambulinga | Kundgol | Dharwad | 11th century |
| Santesvara | Tilavalli | Haveri | 12th century |
| Kaithabesvara | Kubatur | Shimoga | 1100 C.E. |
| Trimurtinarayana | Bandalike | Shimoga | 1160 C.E. |
Mahadeva
|
Itagi | Koppal | 1112 C.E. |
| Mallikarjuna | Kuruvatti | Bellary
|
11th century |
| Bhimeshvara | Nilagunda | Davangere | 1075-1100 C.E. |
| Kallesvara | Bagali | Davangere | 986 C.E. |
| Kedareshvara | Balligavi | Shimoga | 1060 C.E. |
| Tripurantakesvara | Balligavi | Shimoga | 1070 C.E. |
| Gandabherundesvara | Balligavi | Shimoga | 1060 C.E. |
| Trikutesvara & Sarasvati | Gadag
|
Gadag | 1070 C.E. |
| Dodda Basappa | Dambal | Gadag | 12th century |
| Chandramaulesvara | Unkal | Dharwad | 11th century |
| Jod-Kalasa Gudi | Sudi | Gadag | 1060 C.E. |
| Mallikarjuna | Sudi | Gadag | 1030 C.E. |
| Kumbhesvara | Lakkundi | Gadag | 11th century |
| Naganatha | Lakkundi | Gadag | 11th century |
| Manikesvara | Lakkundi | Gadag | 11th century |
| Basavesvara | Basavana Bagevadi | Bijapur | 1050 C.E. |
| Somesvara | Lakshmeshwara | Gadag | 12th century |
| Kallesvara | Hirehadagali | Bellary | 1057 C.E. |
| Kadambesvara | Rattihalli | Haveri | 12th century |
| Kamalanarayana | Degaon | Belgaum | 12th century |
| Dattatreya | Chattarki | Bijapur | 12th century |
| Kallesvara | Huvvinahadagalli | Bellary | 12th century |
| Kallesvara | Ambali | Bellary | 1083 C.E. |
| Mahadeva | Jalsingi | Bidar | 12th century |
Notes
- ^ Foekema (2003), p91
- ^ Cousens (1926), pp77–132
- ^ Hardy(1995), pp317-348
- ^ Gunther, Michael D 2002. "Monuments of India - V". Retrieved 10 November 2006.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) - ^ Kamat. "Temples of Karnataka". Timeless Theater - Karnataka. Kamat's Potpourri. Retrieved 20 December 2007.
- ^ "Monuments of Bangalore Circle, Archaeological Survey of India". Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Retrieved 22 May 2012.
- ^ Diwakar, Ranganath Ramachandra (1968), p.285
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