Deo Patan

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Deo Patan is another name for the Somnath Temple, a major and historically significant Hindu pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Shiva on the western coast of India.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu temple
Shiva temple
pilgrimage site
alsoKnownAs Somnath Temple
architectureStyle Chaulukya style
associatedRiverConfluence Triveni Sangam at Prabhas Patan
surface form: Triveni Sangam at Prabhas
associatedWith Krishna’s last days at Prabhas
Prabhasa-tirtha
surface form: Prabhas Patan tirtha

legend of the moon god Chandra
coast western coast of India
country India
culturalSignificance symbol of resilience of Hindu worship
dedicatedTo Shiva
surface form: Lord Shiva
deity Somnath Temple
surface form: Shiva as Somnath
destroyedBy Mahmud of Ghazni
destructionEvent raid of 1025 CE by Mahmud of Ghazni
district Gir Somnath district
governingBody Shree Somnath Trust
guardianDeity Somnath Temple
surface form: Somnath Mahadev
hasFeature Garbhagriha (sanctum) with Jyotirlinga
Nandi statue facing the sanctum
Sabha mandap (assembly hall)
Triveni Sangam nearby
shikhara visible from the sea
hasReconstruction multiple times in history
hasType Jyotirlinga
locatedIn Gir Somnath district
Gujarat
India
Prabhasa
surface form: Prabhas Patan
managedBy Shree Somnath Trust
material sandstone
mentionedIn Puranic literature
Skanda Purana
modernReconstructionCompletedIn 1951
nearbyCity Veraval
onSea Arabian Sea
partOf twelve Jyotirlingas
patronOfModernReconstruction Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
pilgrimageCircuit Char Dham and other Hindu tirthas of western India
rebuiltIn 11th century
12th century
18th century
20th century
religion Hinduism
significance historically significant temple
major Hindu pilgrimage site
state Gujarat
tourismType religious tourism

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Somnath Temple alsoKnownAs Deo Patan