The Wonders Of Universe

Hoysala Warriors on The Elephant 🐘🐘🐘
3 Pillars Amazing Architecture

600 years ago, there were no excavators or JCB machines, but still, this 9-story masterpiece is a wonder of the world, an evidence to the bravery and grandeur of India's history.👍
The Victory Tower, also known as the Vijay Stambha, is located in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan,

Krishna playing the flute.
This carving is on the stonewaal of hazara rama temple at Hampi in vijyanagara district karnataka, BHARAT🚩


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sculpture of a huntress from the Hoysala period that can be found in the National Museum at Delhi.

Varaha avatar of bhagwan Vishnu, Rani ki vav, Patan, Gujarat, Bharat.

Varaha Avatar of Vishnu finds a stunning representation in the architectural marvel known as Rani ki Vav, situated in Gujarat, India. This ancient stepwell, constructed during the 11th century by Queen Udayamati, exhibits intricate carvings and sculptural brilliance. The Varaha Avatar, prominently showcased, depicts bhagwan Vishnu in his boar incarnation, rescuing Goddess Earth from the clutches of the demon Hiranyaksha. The colossal sculpture of Varaha is intricately detailed, showcasing divine strength and compassion. Rani ki Vav, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, exemplifies the exquisite Maru-Gurjara architectural style, characterized by elaborate ornamentation and meticulous craftsmanship. It stands as a testament to the artistic and spiritual legacy of ancient India.

If you ever visit a historical site in , you can easily spot one of the most important , known as in the .

In this image from , Indra is shown riding his elephant who is also known as in Thai. scriptures mention the vehicle of Indra to have six tusks which, in south-east Asia gives rise to the depiction of a three-headed with two tusks each.

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Bishnupur is most famous for its beautiful terracotta temples. Facing a shortage of stones to build temples, the Malla kings built grand terracotta shrines to celebrate their love for Lord Krishna. The distinctive architecture incorporated various styles from the neighboring regions. Bricks and terracotta along with features like the curved Bangla roof were blended with the Muslim domes and multi-lobed arches.

AJATASHATRU - ROYAL PROCESSION:

Magadha King AJATASHATRU’s(492-460 BCE) royal procession in Pillar relief at Sanchi Stupa.

Palaces of Rajagriha City(5th Century BCE), royal women witnessing the procession from Balcony, King seated in chariot pulled by two horses surrounded by chiefs, all these scene are picturesquely depicted.

Place : Sanchi Stupa, Madhya Pradesh,India

Period : 2nd - 1st Century BCE, Emperor Ashoka
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One of the columns of Chennakeshava temple, belur
Karnataka