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Today we are talking about the oldest & the largest sun temple, The Martand sun temple in J&K, built by the 3rd ruler of the Karkota Dynasty, Lalitaditya in the 8th century CE. The Martand temple was built on top of a plateau from where one can view whole of
HeliocentricToday we are talking about the oldest & the largest sun temple, The Martand sun temple in J&K, built by the 3rd ruler of the Karkota Dynasty, Lalitaditya in the 8th century CE. The Martand temple was built on top of a plateau from where one can view whole of
HeliocentricToday we are talking about the oldest & the largest sun temple, The Martand sun temple in J&K, built by the 3rd ruler of the Karkota Dynasty, Lalitaditya in the 8th century CE. The Martand temple was built on top of a plateau from where one can view whole of
HeliocentricToday we are talking about the oldest & the largest sun temple, The Martand sun temple in J&K, built by the 3rd ruler of the Karkota Dynasty, Lalitaditya in the 8th century CE. The Martand temple was built on top of a plateau from where one can view whole of
HeliocentricToday we are talking about the oldest & the largest sun temple, The Martand sun temple in J&K, built by the 3rd ruler of the Karkota Dynasty, Lalitaditya in the 8th century CE. The Martand temple was built on top of a plateau from where one can view whole of
the Kashmir Valley. From the ruins and related archaeological findings, it can be said it was an excellent specimen of Kashmiri architecture, which had blended the Gandharan, Gupta, Chinese, Roman, Syrian-Byzantine and Greek forms of architecture.
the Kashmir Valley. From the ruins and related archaeological findings, it can be said it was an excellent specimen of Kashmiri architecture, which had blended the Gandharan, Gupta, Chinese, Roman, Syrian-Byzantine and Greek forms of architecture.
the Kashmir Valley. From the ruins and related archaeological findings, it can be said it was an excellent specimen of Kashmiri architecture, which had blended the Gandharan, Gupta, Chinese, Roman, Syrian-Byzantine and Greek forms of architecture.
the Kashmir Valley. From the ruins and related archaeological findings, it can be said it was an excellent specimen of Kashmiri architecture, which had blended the Gandharan, Gupta, Chinese, Roman, Syrian-Byzantine and Greek forms of architecture.
the Kashmir Valley. From the ruins and related archaeological findings, it can be said it was an excellent specimen of Kashmiri architecture, which had blended the Gandharan, Gupta, Chinese, Roman, Syrian-Byzantine and Greek forms of architecture.
In the sanctum where diety sun seated, there was a yantra from which sun light enters and remains whole day in each part of the temple. There was 365 wall cravings on the wall around the temple. The temple was destroyed on the order of sultan sikandar Butshikan,
In the sanctum where diety sun seated, there was a yantra from which sun light enters and remains whole day in each part of the temple. There was 365 wall cravings on the wall around the temple. The temple was destroyed on the order of sultan sikandar Butshikan,
In the sanctum where diety sun seated, there was a yantra from which sun light enters and remains whole day in each part of the temple. There was 365 wall cravings on the wall around the temple. The temple was destroyed on the order of sultan sikandar Butshikan,
In the sanctum where diety sun seated, there was a yantra from which sun light enters and remains whole day in each part of the temple. There was 365 wall cravings on the wall around the temple. The temple was destroyed on the order of sultan sikandar Butshikan,
In the sanctum where diety sun seated, there was a yantra from which sun light enters and remains whole day in each part of the temple. There was 365 wall cravings on the wall around the temple. The temple was destroyed on the order of sultan sikandar Butshikan,
As part of his efforts to forcibly convert Kashmiri people to Islam.
Here is Restored impression of temple from Letters from India and Kashmir by J. Duguid, 1870-73 and
Ruins of the Surya Temple at Martand, photo taken by John Burke in 1868.
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As part of his efforts to forcibly convert Kashmiri people to Islam.Here is Restored impression of temple from Letters from India and Kashmir by J. Duguid, 1870-73 and Ruins of the Surya Temple at Martand, photo taken by John Burke in 1868. @LostTemple7 #reclaim_temples
As part of his efforts to forcibly convert Kashmiri people to Islam.Here is Restored impression of temple from Letters from India and Kashmir by J. Duguid, 1870-73 and Ruins of the Surya Temple at Martand, photo taken by John Burke in 1868. @LostTemple7 #reclaim_temples
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