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Gupta Temple Architecture Suken Shah

Patanjalis Mahabhasya (2nd BC) , refers to the Temples of Dhanapati(Kubera), Rama and Kesava(Vasudeva). Kautilyas Arthashastra refers to the placement within a fortified city of temples that enshrine Shiva, Ashvinikumaras and Sri(lakshmi). Bas-reliefs from Bharhut, Sanchi, Bodhgaya, Mathura and Amaravati.

Ganga - Yamuna

Door Frame

Lotus Ceiling

Plan

Temples facing East


Darra, Gupta Temple Bhitarganv Temple Bhumara Temple

Conclusion
The potentiality of dressed stone was for the time appreciated during the Gupta period which ushered in an age of Temple construction that was characterised by a more reasoned application of structural principles. Philosophy-Science-Religion-Technology Foundation of Indian Temple Architecture was laid in the Gupta period

Referenes
Class notes Encyclopedia of North Indian Temple Architecture Gupta Temple Architecture - Prithvi Kumar Agrawala The Archaeology of Hindu Ritual - Michael Willis

Special Thanks to
Mohanty Sir Gopal Sir Abhijit Sir Ganvir Sir Pradhan Sir Trupti Mam Survase Kaka Damodar, Andre and all my dear friends

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