dvarapalas in A Sentence

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    The niches flanking the entrance contain Dvarapalas.

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    The antrala front has two Dvarapalas, one of which,

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    but for their stone adhishthanas and sculptures of gods, Dvarapalas, etc.

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    and their carved devatas and Dvarapalas who flank both real and false doors.

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    The four doorways of the shrine are flanked by large Dvarapalas and other accompanying sculptures.

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    The Dvarapalas hold trident in their left hand and their right hand is in varada mudra.

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    But for these and the Dvarapalas at the mandapa entrance, the sculptures on the four faces at

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    The antrala front has two Dvarapalas, one of which, curiously enough, is Hanuman while the other is sage Bhiringi.

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    The eldest ones, because of the perishable fabric of construction, have been lost, but for their stone adhishthanas and sculptures of gods, Dvarapalas, etc.

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    deep plain niches cut into the rear wall, the two Dvarapalas are found one on either side of the facade of the mandapa.

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    The Dvarapalas are cut almost in the round- out of the side walls on the eastern and western sides, a little behind the median east- west axial line.

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    The temple towers are known for their decorative elements, including their false doors, their carved lintels, and their carved devatas and Dvarapalas who flank both real and false doors.

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    The Dvarapalas either face full- front or are in semi- profile or half- turned towards the shrine door and stand resting on a massive club entwined by a serpent.

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    In the Orukkal mandapam, however, there are relief sculptures of standing Brahma and Vishnu on the rear wall, one on either side of the shrine entrance and beyond the Dvarapalas.

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    In the case of the Vishnu cave at Mamandur and the cave- temple at Pallavaram, there are Dvarapalas neither on the flanks of mandapa facade nor on the flanks of the shrine- cells.

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