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Archaeological Revelation Archaeologists from PRIHAH uncover two ancient temples in Mudimanikyam village, Nalgonda district, Telangana.
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Historical Significance Dating back 1,300 years, these temples shed light on the era of the Badami Chalukyas, particularly during the reign of Pulakeshin II.
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Architectural Splendor Exhibiting a blend of Kadamba nagara and Rekha nagara styles, the temples feature pyramid-shaped shikharas and curved towers.
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Religious Artifacts One temple houses a base for a Shiva lingam, while the other contains an idol of Vishnu, showcasing religious diversity.
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Inscriptions Uncovered The Gandaloranru Inscription, potentially denoting a heroic title, and a 1673 CE Inscription detailing temple donations offer historical insights.
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Preservation Concerns Despite their historical significance, the temples are not currently used for worship, prompting calls for preservation and conservation efforts from PRIHAH.
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Cultural Heritage These temples serve as invaluable testimonies to the Badami Chalukyan period in Telangana, highlighting the region's rich cultural heritage.
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Future Prospects With proper restoration and conservation, these temples have the potential to inspire future generations and continue narrating the region's glorious past.
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