Kasivisvesvara Temple, Lakkundi
A twin-sanctum Kalyana Chalukya temple at Lakkundi in Gadag district, dedicated to Shiva and Surya.
Doddabasappa Temple is at Dambal in Karnataka, about 20 km south-east of Gadag. Built in the 12th century, it is regarded as an architectural innovation of the Western Chalukyas. The sanctum holds a Shiva linga. Inside, the temple follows the standard arrangement of a sanctum, a vestibule and a main hall, the vestibule linking the other two. The Western Chalukya monuments are regional variants of the South Indian dravida temple form.
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Gadag district, Karnataka
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A twin-sanctum Kalyana Chalukya temple at Lakkundi in Gadag district, dedicated to Shiva and Surya.
An 11th-century temple at Lakkundi in Gadag district, the earliest known temple in the imperial Kalyana Chalukya style.
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