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Explore Hampi l जमिनिखालचे शिव मंदिर चा शोध ।लक्ष्मी नरसिंमा मंदिर बडावी लिंग। कुडलसंगम। भाग -४।Vlogyvishal with 189 views, 9 likes, and 6 comments. Experience the impact of this video content that has captured audience attention.

Publish on 5 /12/21 subscribe my channel free here 👇👇 https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=vlogy+vishal Facebook 👇 https://www.facebook.com/vishal.mhatre.9047 follow on insta 👉 @vishal_mhatre15 Email - [email protected] ____________________ कर्नाटक पर्यटन पूर्वीचे भाग इथे बघा 👇 part -1 इब्राहिम रोझा वास्तुशास्त्र अविष्कार https://youtu.be/x3c64qhzS4Y part- 2 Gol gumbaz https://youtu.be/51kLS11AUDk part - 3 शिवगिरी अलमट्टी डॅम उद्यान https://youtu.be/Qs_OS2_Vjn8 ______________________ #vlogyvishal #karnatakatourism #hampi #hampitourism ______________________ shree lakshmi Narsimha temple This is the largest statue in Hampi. Narasimha is sitting on the coil of a giant seven-headed snake called Sesha. The heads of the snake acts as the hood above his head. The god sits in a cross-legged Yoga position with a belt supporting the knees. Sometimes this is referred as Ugra Narasimha (i.e. Narasimha in its terrifying form). The protruding eyes and the facial expression are the basis for this name. Narasimha (means half-man’half-lion in local the languages) is on of the ten incarnations (avatar) of Lord Vishnu. The original statue contained the image of goddess Lakshmi, consort of the god, sitting on his lap. But this statue has been damaged seriously during the raid leading to the fall of Vijayanagara. Even the damaged portion of such a large statue of Lakshmi carved on his lap is missing. Probably it may be laying around in tiny pieces. But the goddess’s hand is visible resting on his back in embracing posture. If you get a chance to go inside this enclosure, it is possible to see the hand of the goddess. Even the nails & the rings on her fingers are so perfectly executed. Lion face of Lakshmi Narasimha also sometimes called as Unganarasimha (the ferocious Narasimha) Somehow this single statue alone can demonstrate at the same time how creative and destructive the human mind can be. The Hindu mythology has a tale of Narasimha’s origin. See the story of Narasimha. Badaviling temple The Badavilinga Temple in Hampi has the largest monolithic Shiva Linga in Hampi. The Shiva Linga has a three eye mark drawn on it in line carving. The three eye mark depicts the three eyes of Lord Shiva. The beautiful Linga is made of black stone. It has a height of 3 meters. It is believed that the temple has been in existence since the period of the Vijayanagara Empire. Devotees come here from far and near to worship the Shiva Linga. Legend Associated with Badavilinga Temple, Hampi The name Badavilinga is a combination of two words – Badva and Linga. In the local language Badva means poor and Linga represents Shiva. Legend has it that the Shiva Linga placed inside the temple was commissioned by a poverty-stricken peasant woman. Hence the temple came to be known as Badavilinga Temple. Interesting Facts about Badavilinga Temple, Hampi The huge Shiva Linga of the Badavilinga Temple is situated inside a small stone chamber. There is a single opening in front of the chamber through which devotees can get in. An interesting thing to note about the design of the stone chamber is that it has no ceiling. During the day time, sunlight enters through the opening in the ceiling and floods the Shiva Linga with light. The Shiva Linga has a large pedestal that is circular in shape. It is the yone pitha of the Shiva Linga. This circular pedestal draws into an outlet, also known as pranala. The pedestal of the Shiva Linga stands on a bed of water. This is due to the fact that the shrine always remains filled with water as a water channel flows through it. According to devotees, the base of the Shiva Lingam is submerged in water as it depicts the arrival of the holy river Ganges on earth and its flow is controlled by Lord Shiva. Underground Shiva Temple Hampi is a world in itself; every piece of structure holds mythology which is entwined with history. You can go on exploring and it never ends! Each stone, each pillar and each structure has something to convey in Hampi. We can only wonder how such a city was built and the time it took them to create such masterpieces. In this article, we are exploring one such architectural marvel which is known as the Underground Shiva Temple in Hampi Interesting Facts About the Underground Shiva Temple As the name suggests, this temple is constructed below the ground level. Hence, it is famous as Underground Shiva Temple. Here Lord Shiva is called as Prasanna Virupaksha. Therefore, it is also known as Prasanna Virupaksha Temple in Hampi. It is not just an underground temple but it lies under water! Yes, the inner portions of the shrine is always filled with water. According to one theory, it is the water of Tungabhadra river that flows inside through a canal. Thank you 🙏🙏😊

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