The geographical location between North and South India led to the fusion of architectural styles in the Deccan region.
The temples located in the region between the Vindhyas and the Krishna river are known as :
Asked in HPPSC HPAS Prelims 2014 · Topic: Architecture in Ancient India (Gupta Period Temple Architecture: Emergence of Structural Temples and Early Styles (Nagara, Dravida))
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- Temples located in the region between the Vindhya mountain range and the Krishna river are known by which name:
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- Consider the following statements about the Nagara style of temple architecture : 1. This style of temples are commonly found in the areas between Himalayas and Vindhyas. 2. The most striking feature of this style is its pyramidal shikhara. Which of the statements given above is/are correct ?
- Which of the following Odisha type Nagara style temples are found at Bhubaneswar? 1. Jagannath temple 2. Lingaraja temple 3. Sun temple 4. Mukteswar temple 5. Parasurameswara temple Choose the answers from the codes below:
- Sun temple is located in Konark, not Bhubaneswar. It is also built in the Kalinga style. 4. Mukteswar temple is located in Bhubaneswar and is considered a gem of Kalinga architecture. 5. Parasurameswara temple is one of the oldest surviving temples in Bhubaneswar, built in the Kalinga style. Therefore, the temples in Bhubaneswar among the list are Lingaraja temple (2), Mukteswar temple (4), and Parasurameswara temple (5). 50. Which of the following statements about Temple Architecture are true? (i) The freestanding (mortar & stone) temples are supposed to have originated in the Gupta period. (ii) Ladkhan, which is one of the earliest temple belongs to Chalukya of Badami. (iii) In Khajuraho temples, all the compartments of the temple are connected internally and externally. (iv) Kailashnath temple at Kanchi is the earliest freestanding temple of Dravid style. Choose the correct answer :
- Which one of the following temple complexes of India does not represent the typical Nagara style ?
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