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The banks of the Krishna River near Devasugur village in Karnataka’s Raichur district witnessed an extraordinary discovery on the 7th of February. An ancient idol of Lord Vishnu and a Shivling emerged from the depths!
Centuries-old Lord Vishnu idol and Shiva Linga found in Krishna River in Karnataka’s Raichur
The idols are said to be from 11th century Kalyana Chalukyas dynasty | X: @JaipurDialogues
What makes this discovery truly captivating is the resemblance between the idol of Lord Vishnu and the consecrated statue of Lord Ram in Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir.
It’s as if history itself is weaving a tapestry of connections! It links distant lands and disparate times in a mesmerizing dance of cultural resonance.
Dr. Padmaja Desai unravels the enigmatic story behind these artifacts. She paints a vivid picture of a temple sanctuary. This is where the idol of Lord Vishnu once stood, surrounded by the aura of his ten incarnations. It’s a scene straight out of Itihasa!
The absence of Garuda raises questions. It is waiting to be deciphered. Then there are the two women holding fans. It is a curious detail that adds layers to the narrative.
The idols, entrusted to the care of the Archaeological Survey of India, become focal points of study and contemplation. The researchers pore over every detail, piecing together the puzzle of the past.
The unearthing of these ancient idols is more than just a discovery. It is a testament to the enduring legacy of Sanatan’s heritage. It’s a reminder that beneath the layers of time and tide, lies a treasure trove of stories waiting to be told.
The past is not just a chapter in a history book. It is a living, breathing testament to the Sanatana spirit!
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Centuries-old Lord Vishnu idol and Shiva Linga found in Krishna River in Karnataka’s Raichur
Mystery Unravelling
What makes this discovery truly captivating is the resemblance between the idol of Lord Vishnu and the consecrated statue of Lord Ram in Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir.
It’s as if history itself is weaving a tapestry of connections! It links distant lands and disparate times in a mesmerizing dance of cultural resonance.
The Intrigue Continues
Dr. Padmaja Desai unravels the enigmatic story behind these artifacts. She paints a vivid picture of a temple sanctuary. This is where the idol of Lord Vishnu once stood, surrounded by the aura of his ten incarnations. It’s a scene straight out of Itihasa!
The absence of Garuda raises questions. It is waiting to be deciphered. Then there are the two women holding fans. It is a curious detail that adds layers to the narrative.
The idols, entrusted to the care of the Archaeological Survey of India, become focal points of study and contemplation. The researchers pore over every detail, piecing together the puzzle of the past.
The unearthing of these ancient idols is more than just a discovery. It is a testament to the enduring legacy of Sanatan’s heritage. It’s a reminder that beneath the layers of time and tide, lies a treasure trove of stories waiting to be told.
The past is not just a chapter in a history book. It is a living, breathing testament to the Sanatana spirit!
The post The Enigmatic Tale of Karnataka’s Ancient Idols appeared first on The Jaipur Dialogues.
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