- A
mandapa or
mantapa (Sanskrit: मण्डप, romanized:
maṇḍapa) is a
pillared hall or
pavilion for
public rituals in
Indian architecture,
especially featured...
- A
Vivaha Mandapa (Sanskrit: विवाह मण्डप, romanized: Vivāha
Maṇḍapa, lit. 'Wedding pavilion'), also
referred to as
Kalyana Mandapa (Sanskrit: कल्याण मण्डप...
-
Mahishasuramardhini Mandapa (Cave Temple; also
known as Yampuri) is an
example of
Indian rock-cut
architecture dating from the late 7th century, of the...
- open-pillared,
axial sabha mandapa, or
community hall. The
mandapa has four sections, two of
which are
aligned with the
temple sanctum. The
mandapa has 56
carved stone...
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Beharana Mandapa / Baa-khia
Mandapa Beharana Mandapa (Lat- 20° 13’ 74" N., Long- 85° 49’ 65" E., Elev- 45 ft.) or Baa khia
Mandapa is
located inside the...
- of
yellow and
blush sandstone. It is of the
Nagara form,
composed of a
mandapa, ante-chamber, and sanctum. The
exterior of the
temple is
elaborately carved...
- jagamohana, nata-mandira and bhoga-
Mandapa. The
vimana is in
rekha order,
jagamohana is
pidha and nata-mandira and
bhoga mandapa (hall) are flat
roofed and of...
- The two
mandapa,
namely maha-
mandapa and mukha-
mandapa, are
square plan
structures axially aligned between the
sanctum and the
Nandi mandapa. The maha-mandapa...
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Mandapa Rishi (Sanskrit: मण्डप ऋषि) was a sage in the
Vedic tradition of the
Indian subcontinent during early Kali Yuga. He was a
notable devotee of Lord...
- a
unique structure in the
ancient city of
Polonnaruwa in Sri Lanka. A
màndapa is a
pillared structure that is open on all
sides and
protects the person(s)...
