Monday, 26 June 2017

Uddana Virabhadra Temple / Uddana Veerabhadra Temple, Hampi Ruins, Hampi, Karnataka.

..... a continuation post to Krishna Temple 
19th June 2017.
This temple is very close to the monolithic Lakshmi Narasimhar temple facing north. This is one of the living temples in Hampi Ruins, dedicated to Sri Virabhadra a form of Lord Shiva also called Muddanna or Mudu Viranna by the locals. Moolavar is called Uddana Veerabhadra standing 3.6 meters tall with 4 arms. Veerabhadra holds an arrow, Khadga (dragger ), bow and shield. The small image of Daksha with a goat’s head stands on the right side of Sri Veerabhadra. As per the inscriptions, the moolavar Mudu Viranna was installed by Dalavayi Jangamayya in 1545 CE in the reign of Tuluva Dynasty.


The temple consists of a sanctum sanctorum, an antarala, and a sabha mandapa. The Nandhi is installed in antarala and also Uma Maheswari, Ganesha, and a unique lingam called Sarvanga Linga.

In addition to this there are three hero stones in front of Deppa sthambam, of these two nos are in worship.

LOCATION OF THE TEMPLE: CLICK HERE



 Hero stones

  
Hero stones
...... To be continued Sri Chandikeswarar Temple.

---OM SHIVAYA NAMA---

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