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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Dilwara Temples
		Temple architecture in India is broadly divided into the northern and southern styles and classified according to the form and shape of the shikhara and the distinctiveness of its decoration.
		The shikharas of the temples in north and central India, in contrast, resemble an upturned cone that is decorated with miniature conical shikharas.
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		The temples of Rajasthan, including the Jain temples of Dilwara, were constructed on the northern pattern and the Vastushastra (ancient principles of building) served as a practical handbook for the architecture of these temples.
		These temples were dedicated to their saints known as the tirthankars and also served as storehouses of illustrated manuscripts and treatises.
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		Dilwara Temples are one of the finest Jain temples and many even consider them architecturally superior to the Taj Mahal.
		The entrance to the temple is from the east through a domed porch which leads to a six-pillared pavilion with a three-tiered smosan (a conventional representation of the holy mountain of the Jains) in the center.
		The Chaumukha temple, built in 1459, is the tallest and is notable for its pillared mandapa (hall).
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		The architecture of the temples is reflective of the Jain faith that encouraged simplicity.
		Pittalhar Temple - This temple was constructed by Bhima Sha, a minister of Sultan Begada of Ahmedabad.
		The temple is dedicated to the 24th Jain Tirthankara Lord Mahaveer and was constructed in the 16th century.
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		The Dilwara temples were dedicated to the Jain tirthankars and also served as storehouses of illustrated manuscripts and treatises.
		The length of the temple is 98 ft and the width is 42 ft. The main shrine and the front of the cells are surrounded by elaborate columns.
		The temple is the among the last few monuments built in the Solanki style, which came to an end towards the end of the 13th century AD with the Muslim occupation of Gujarat.
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	The Dilwara Temples
		The two main temples at Dilwara, built in the northern Nagara style (as opposed to the southern Dravidian style), are the Vimala Vasahi temple (1031 CE) and Tejpal temple (1200 CE), known for the audacity and the delicacy of their rich marble-work.
		Unlike most other Indian temples, their exterior is starkly plain; it is the interior that is far more magnificent, especially the breathtaking chandelier-like marble ceilings and ornately carved brackets and pillars.
		The two temples were commissioned by the Solankis of Gujarat (a branch of the Chalukyas of southern and western India) and one of their former feudatories, the Vaghelas, respectively.
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		From outside, the Dilwara complex is a nondescript heap, barricaded from the prying lenses of photographers by high walls and barbed wire.
		The most renowned section of the temple is the Rang Mandap, an exquisite square chamber embraced by a wide marble path directly in front of the relatively restrained sanctum containing the idol of Adinath.
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		This temple carved entirely out of white marble was built in 1021 AD by Vimal Shah, a minister of Raja Bhimdeo.
		This magnificent temple was built in 1230 AD by two brothers - Vastupal and Tejpal - both ministers of a local ruler.
		This temple, dedicated to Lord Parshavnath was built by Mandlik and his family in 1458-59 A.D. It consists of a three storied building, the tallest of all the shrines at Dilwara.
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		Temple architecture in India is broadly divided into the northern and southern styles and classified according to the form and shape of the shikhara and the distinctiveness of its decoration.
		The shikharas of the temples in north and central India, in contrast, resemble an upturned cone that is decorated with miniature conical shikharas.
		The temple is 98 feet long and 42 feet wide and is surrounded by a high wall with 52 cells, or devkulikas, each of which is surrounded by an arcade of carved pillars.
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		Temple architecture in India is broadly divided into the northern and southern styles and classified according to the form and shape of the shikhara and the distinctiveness of its decoration.
		The shikharas of the temples in north and central India, in contrast, resemble an upturned cone that is decorated with miniature conical shikharas.
		The temple is 98 feet long and 42 feet wide and is surrounded by a high wall with 52 cells, or devkulikas, each of which is surrounded by an arcade of carved pillars.
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		Temple architecture in India is broadly divided into the northern and southern styles and classified according to the form and shape of the shikhara and the distinctiveness of its decoration.
		The temples of Rajasthan, including the Jain temples of Dilwara, were constructed on the northern pattern and the Vastushastra (ancient principles of building) served as a practical handbook for the architecture of these temples.
		These temples were dedicated to their saints known as the tirthankars and also served as storehouses of illustrated manuscripts and treatises.
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		Wondrously carved in marble, the Dilwara temples enshrine various Jain tirthankaras, saints.
		Vimal Vasahi is the oldest temple, was built by Vimal Shah, Minister of Solanki ruler of Gujarat in 1031 A.D. It is dedicated to Adinath, the first of the Jain tirthankaras.
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		The oldest amongst the five temples of Dilwara, this exquisite piece of architecture was constructed by Vimal Shah, completed in 1032 A.D. During the reign of Maharaja Bhimdev I, Vimal Shah was a minister and Commander-in-chief.
		When the goddess instructed Vimal Shah to ask only one favour of her he conferred with his wife and decided he would rather build the temple, since a son could never be an immortalisation of his self.
		Dilwara, I must say, can never be comprehended by just reading about it-perception and appreciation is what Dilware is all about, a legend in marble.
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		The temples were built during 11th to 13th century AD, a time when Jainism was very popular and was rising higher.
		This magnificent temple was built in 1230 AD by two brothers, Vastupal and Tejpal, ministers of a local ruler.
		The Dilwara Temples are built in accordance to the the North Indian style of temple building.
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		The temple is situated in the picturesque hill station of Mount Abu.
		Dilwara temple is a poetry in rocks and the carved pillars and intricately sculptured ceilings are a treat to watch.
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		The hallmark of these Dilwara Temples is the crisp translucent shell-like treatment of marble, which surpasses anything seen elsewhere.
		The Jains built some beautiful temples at other places in Rajasthan too but the best are undoubtedly those at Dilwara - no other temple can come close to these in terms of architectural perfection.
		Legend has it that Hindus revere Dilwara Temples because once Nandini, the cow of the venerable sage Vashishth, was trapped in a deep gorge and could not free herself.
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		The five legendary marble temples of Dilwara are the sacred pilgrimage of the Jains.
		Inside the temple complex, there is a wide path of marble and in the left is an exquisite square.
		The oldest among the five temples of Dilwara, this exquisite piece of architecture was constructed by Vimal Shah, completed in AD 1032.
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		The first Jain temple of Dilwara, the Vimala Vasahi was built in 1032 A D by Vimala Shah.
		The length of the temple is 98 feet and the width is 42 feet.
		The temple consists of a three storeyed building, which is the tallest of all the shrines at Dilwara.
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		Dilwara Jain Temples : The Jain temples at Dilwara, near Mount Abu are considered to be masterpieces of temple architecture.
		The Jain temples at Dilwara, near Mount Abu are considered to be masterpieces of temple architecture
		The Vimalvashi temple was built by the commander Vimalshah on the order of King Bhimdev in 1031 A.D. It took around 1,500 workers, several years to build.
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		These temples elegantly built in white marble have beautiful carvings and were built between the 11th and 13th centuries AD.
		Another temple which is a fine specimen of craftsmanship is the Lun Vasahi temple dedicated to the 22nd Thirthankara, Neminath.
		A temple dedicated to Shri Raghunathji is found near the Nakki Lake.
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	Shunya's Notes: The Dilwara Temples
		The two main temples at Dilwara, built in the northern Nagara style (as opposed to the southern Dravidian style), are the Vimala Vasahi temple (1031 CE) and Tejpal temple (1200 CE), known for the audacity and the delicacy of their rich marble-work.
		The two temples were commissioned by the Solankis of Gujarat (a branch of the Chalukyas of southern and western India) and one of their former feudatories, the Vaghelas, respectively.
		I suspect that the paths (long trekking routes through the forest etc.) to the Sabarimala temple have since been streamlined quite a bit- it's no longer the case of 'stones and thorns under feet' as the translation of a pilgrim's chant used to be in earlier years.
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		Some such old temples of Goa, which are noted for their natural beauty and simple architecture, have certain basic features, as in the days of yore, of being surrounded by betel nut trees, coconut groves and lakes of pure water.
		Among the oldest temples in Goa are the ones built by the Saraswat Brahmins of Bihar-the Mangeshi Temple of Priol, the Shanta Durga Temple at Kavele, the Ganapati Temple at Khandole, the Mahalaxmi Temple at Bhandiwade and the Sri Nagesh Maharudra Temple at Bandora.
		The temples originally constructed during the Gupta period were renovated by the rulers of the Ghand dynasty who overthrew the Katyuris in the seventh century AD.
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		Dilwara Jain Temple, a dream in marbles is situated amidst mesmerising surroundings of mango trees and wooded hills.
		This beautiful Jain temple is also described as a storehouse of ancient manuscripts and treatise that clearly indicates the impact of Shaivism and Jainism on the society during that period.
	www.rajasthan-tourism.co.in /dilwara-jain-temple.html (459 words)

	Hotels in Dilwara temples, India
		Within the temple's patrons, the temple's patrons, the main junction at the tirthankara, 3km northeast of it unfinished; the temples at Ranakpur 200km northwest come close.
		The later Neminath temple (1231 AD) imitates that surround it, small shrines, countless pillars, brackets and the work, carried out by their wives - to build temples, and Tejapala.
		Said in its lightness and the two main structures, is unadorned; the first tirthankara, named after the front hall form an act of worship are lovingly adorned and horses.
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	A Dream in Marble
		The first of these ornate temples dates back to 1032 CE, approximately the period in which the grand Brihadeeswarar Temple at Thanjavur in Tamilnadu (South India) was built in the Dravidian style of architecture.
		Jainism made its appearance only in 11th century.The first Jain temple of Dilwara,the Vimala Vasahi was built in 1032A.D. by Vimala Shah,minister of Bhimadeva I. Besides the famous temple at Abu,there are five temples of Neminatha at Girnar,built in honour of Vastupala's wife Lalita Devi.
		In northern end,the 7th and 8th slab carry the figures of Vastupala with Lalitha Devi and Viryta Devi and Tejapala with Anupama Devi,the guiding spirit behind this venture of Tejapala and is rightly described in the inscription as a "flower of celestial beauty,whose whole family was distinguished for prosperity, modesty, wisdom, decorum and talent.
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	National Portal of India : Know India : Culture and Heritage
		The other Dilwara temples are the Luna Vasahi, Vastupala and Tejapala, named after the ministers of the then Vaghela ruler of Gujarat who built them in 1230 AD.
		Dilwara temples are one of the best examples of craftsmanship, the genius of carving out so brilliant and intricate a shape out of a block of stone, such that it almost comes to life!
		The temple is a tourist’s paradise and a meditative sanctum for the devotees.
	india.gov.in /knowindia/dilwara.php (403 words)

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