Definition of Viragals. Meaning of Viragals. Synonyms of Viragals

- According to J.C. Harle, the medieval memorial stones appear in two forms – viragal (hero stone) and satigal (sati stone), each to memorialise something different...
- the original on 11 June 2016. Retrieved 27 October 2014. "12 feet high Viragal". Archived from the original on 5 March 2016. Retrieved 27 October 2014...
- early Dravidians, the practice of erecting memorial stones, Natukal and Viragal, had appeared, and it continued for quite a long time after the Sangam...
- author of The cult of Vithoba, proposes that the image of Vithoba is a viragal (hero stone), which was later identified with Vishnu in his form as Krishna...
- naval craft for battle. One such viragal depicts a ship with an "axial rudder" with seven rowers. In another viragal, there are nine oar holes and a "stern-post...
- in ancient times: as early as the Sangam period, hero stones (natukal/viragal in Tamil, veeragalu in Kannada), stones erected to honour those men who...
- tank near the last Velapur Sholapur Upload Photo N-MH-M112 Old Temple and Viragals or sculptured memorial stones by the road side just outside the village...
- (Brahmin settlement). Kodigehalli is also home to two Herostones also called Viragal in Kannada, which are erected in the memory of people who die in battles...
- Jaina temple inscriptions Haveri Upload Photo S-KA-489 Inscriptions and viragals Haveri Upload Photo S-KA-490 Dyamavva temple Haveri Upload Photo S-KA-491...
- homage to Kadamba Jayakesi, who was the sovereign of Konkan. "Velliapura Viragal " at 'Xavierian Research Centre tell that Jayakesi himself was in a battle...