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Structural Temples of the Caulukyan Period 175 constructed an additional hall to the temple of Somanatha, 313
Lavanapras膩da, the Sarave艣vara of Bhima II, built the temples
of Anale艣vara and Salakha峁噀艣vara for the spiritual benefit of
his father Anala or Ana (sk. Arnor膩ja) and his mother
Salakha峁嘺devi. 214 at Salakhanapura ( built in place
Bhojuyagr膩ma). 215 north of Ghusadi (Viramgam).
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Virama, the son of Lu峁嘺pas膩ka who was a dan岣峚n膩yaka of
Ajayapala, built a temple at Ghusadi called Virame艣vara and
obtained two separate grants from Bhima II for the maintenance
of his temple. 216 The temple does not survive at present.
At Talaja (Dist. Bhavnagar) in Saurastra, the Mehr King
Jagamalla made certain grants to several 艢iva temples, during
his reign. These temples were (I) S眉isar臋艣vara (2) Sohine艣vara
(3) Caunde艣vara (4) Prithiv墨dev墨艣vara. 217 None of these temples
in their original form, exists at present.
Tripurantaka, the Saiva ascetic, also built several Siva
temples out of his own earnings at Somanatha. 218 He erected
five temples; the first was for the benefit of his mother and
called after her Malhane艣vara; the second dedicated to Umapati
213.
艢ridhara Prasasti (1216 A. D.) S. 1273 v. 45. Ind. Ant. II. p. 437;
HIG. 163. Shri A. K. Majmudar in Caulukyas of Gujarat' mentions
the name Meghadhvani being given to the ma峁囜笉apa because of
its tonal quality of the hall. But from architectural point of view,
this is one of the names ascribed to peculiar type of Ma峁囜笉apa.
214. Bhima I issued two grants in favour of these temples (Kadi
grants nos. 6 & 7, Ind. Ant. VI. 201, 203). Tribhuvanapala granted
a village to these temples. (Kadi grant no. 10 Ind. Ant. VI, 208)
The usurper Jayantasimha also granted a grant to these temples
(Kadi grant no. 4 Ind. Ant. VI. 196; HIG. No. 186.)
215. Ind. Ant. VI. 205, HIG. no. 201.
216. Kadi grants Nos. 8 & 9. Ind. Ant. VI. 205-8; HIG. no. 201
217. Tim膩峁嘺 Plates: S. 1264, Ind. Ant. XI. 337.
218. Cintra-prasasti El. I, 272.