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What are the contributions of vijayanagara empire to the world of architecture?

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. The temple building activity of the Vijayanagar rulers produced a new style, called the Vijayanagar style. Though often characterized as Dravida Style, it had its own distinct features.

 

2. The distinct features of the architecture were the pillars and the complicated manner in which they were sculptured.

3. The horse was the most common animal to be depicted on the pillars.

 

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 4. The temples had a Mandapam or open pavilion with a raised platform, generally meant for seating the deity on special occasions. It also had a Kalyana Mandapam with elaborately carved pillars. The most magnificent of the temples in this style are in Hampi (Vijayanagar). Vitthalaswamy and the Hazara Ramaswamy temples are the best examples.

 

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5. The Raya Gopurams, towers in commemoration of the visit of emperors in different corners of the empire, are also important examples of architecture of the period.

 

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6. In the Vijayanagar temples the central part was occupied by the Garbhagriha—the sanctum cell where the presiding deity was installed.

 

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7. Amman shrine was meant for the consort of the God.

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