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Temple info -3810. Shanthinatha Basadi, Jinanathapura,Hassan. சாந்திநாத பாசடி, ஜீனாநாத்புரா, ஹாசன்

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 Temple info -3810 கோயில் தகவல்-3810   Shantinatha Basadi, Jinanathapura. The Shantinatha Basadi, also known as Shantishvara Basadi, is a historic Jain temple dedicated to Shantinatha, the sixteenth Tirthankara, located in the village of Jinanathapura approximately 2 kilometers north of Shravanabelagola in the Hassan district of Karnataka, India. Constructed around 1200 CE during the reign of Hoysala king Veera Ballala II, it was commissioned by the Hoysala general Recana (also referred to as Rechana or Recimayya), who dedicated the structure to his spiritual teacher, the Jain monk Sagaranandi Siddhantadeva. This temple stands as a rare and ornate example of Hoysala architectural influence on Jain sacred spaces, blending the dynasty's signature elaborate stonework with traditional Jaina iconography and restraint. Situated at the northern base of Chandragiri Hill, the basadi emerged in a region with deep roots in Jainism, tracing back to the third century BCE when Emperor Chand...
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Temple info -3809 Siddeshwar Nath temple, Kardo forest,Arunachal Pradesh. சித்தேஷ்வர் நாத் கோயில்,கார்டோ காடு, அருணாசல பிரதேசம்

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 Temple info -3809 கோயில் தகவல்-3809 Siddheshwar Nath Temple, Kardo Forest, Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh In 2004, a young woodcutter was felling a tree in the dense Kardo jungle in the holy month of Shravan. Much to his amazement though, the tree did not fall down in the spot where it should have but instead changed direction and fell down a few kilometres away. The woodcutter was puzzled by this and searched between the tall grass and found a stone appearing above the surface. He understood immediately that there was presence of divine energy in this location and quickly ran to the priest of the local temple and told him what happened. The priest along with some others cleared a bit of the area and saw a natural stone formation with a snake marking. Their curiosity was piqued and soon the area was cleared.   They were stunned into silence when the natural stone formation was a huge Shiva Linga along another stone engraving of Parvathi Devi and Lord Karthikeya to its right, Lo...
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Temple info -3808 Chennakesava temple, Thandaga,Belur,Karnataka சென்னகேசவா கோயில்,தண்டகம்,பேலூர்,கர்னாடகா

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 Temple info -3808 கோயில் தகவல்-3808 Chennakesava Temple, Thandaga, Karnataka Chennakesava Temple is a Hindu Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu located in Thandaga Village in Turuvekere Taluk in Tumakuru District in the Indian state of Karnataka.  This temple is a protected monument under the Karnataka state division of the Archaeological Survey of India. Discover more City & Local Guides Educational Resources Hindu Temples Legends As per the legend, all the sculptors took blessings of the Chenna Kesava here after the completion of the temple. To their astonishment, one of the sculptors turned into a stone after completing this temple. Lord Vishnu was so pleased with his dedication towards the construction of the temple and blessed him in such a way that he would remain a part of the temple permanently. History This temple is believed to be built in 12 th  century CE by the Hoysalas. The idol of the presiding deity, Chenna Kesava is one of the rarest idol sculptured...
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