Temple With Inscriptions

The surviving remains of the ruined east-facing Siva temple are located on the bank of a spring in the outskirts of the present day Kota. The temple consists of a pancharatha sanctum, kapili walls, a rebuilt gudhamandapa and a pillared mandapa. The sanctum facade has an ornate adhishthana and bears on the upper part of the jangha (wall) kapota cornice and ornate Mouldings. An inscription of Sivagana dated VS 795 (CE 738) occurs on its south bhadra. It is notified vide Act No. LXXI of 1951, dated 28.11.1951.

Temple With Inscriptions

District : Kota | Locality : Kanswa

Monuments

Temple With Inscriptions