- this pool
complex there are 2 big
statues called Dwarapala at each side of the entrance.
Dwarapala is a
squatting giant holding big
staff as a weapon...
- and
introduced certain Vaishnavite elements like
images of
Vaishnava Dwarapalas namely Jaya and Prachanda, The flag of the
temple was
fixed to a Pinaka...
- "guard" or "protector". The
related name in
Indonesian and
Malaysia is
dwarapala.
Equivalent door
guardians in
northern Asian languages are Kongōrikishi...
-
Dwarapala Statue is a door or gate guardian,
usually armed with a weapon, Malang, East Java...
-
someone who is
generous and
knows how to
control his lust", and the two
Dwarapala statues (Balabuta and Cinkarabala)
represent good and evil. The palace's...
- the
entrance arch and
hence it is
called as
Tatowa Gumpha. It has two
dwarapala figures too.
There are
sculptures of friezes, railing, arch, with kalasa...
-
spiritual icons in the
ancient Jain and
Hindu traditions. It
includes Yaksha dwarapala (guardian)
images on the side of its
vetayana (arches),
flying couples...
-
Inscriptions in the
Airavatesvara Temple at
Darasuram records that a
Dwarapala sculpture from
Kalyanapura was
brought to the
temple by
Rajadhiraja after...
- independence. On the yard of the
building stands two
guardian statues of
Dwarapala with
heights of 2
meters (6.6 ft) and an
obelisk made of
andesite named...
- the
precursors of the Ma****ahit Kingdom, it was
built in 1304. Arca
Dwarapala.
Dedicated to the
kings of the
Singosari Dynasty (1222 to 1292 AD). Candi...
