Cave 1

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Cave 1 is the earliest of the rock-cut Hindu cave temples at Badami in Karnataka, India, renowned for its intricate carvings and iconography dedicated primarily to Lord Shiva.

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Surface form Occurrences
Cave 1, Badami 0

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu temple
archaeological site
rock-cut cave temple
approximateCentury 6th century CE
builtBy Chalukya dynasty NERFINISHED
builtDuring Early Chalukya period NERFINISHED
country India
dedicatedTo Shiva NERFINISHED
district Bagalkot district NERFINISHED
earliestOf Badami rock-cut Hindu cave temples NERFINISHED
hasAccessBy rock-cut steps
hasArtForm bas-relief sculpture
high-relief sculpture
rock-cut reliefs
hasCarvingOf Ganesh NERFINISHED
Mahishasuramardini NERFINISHED
Shiva and Parvati NERFINISHED
Shiva as Nataraja NERFINISHED
Shiva with multiple arms
celestial figures
dvarapalas
hasFeature intricate carvings
pillared hall
rock-cut architecture
sanctum
veranda
hasIconography Shaivism NERFINISHED
hasStyle Early Chalukya architecture NERFINISHED
hasTheme Puranic narratives
Shaiva mythology
locatedIn Badami NERFINISHED
Bagalkot district NERFINISHED
India
Karnataka
material sandstone
near Badami town NERFINISHED
numberInComplex 1
orientation facing east
overlooks Agastya Lake NERFINISHED
partOf Badami cave temples NERFINISHED
heritage sites of Karnataka
primaryDeity Shiva NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
state Karnataka
usedFor pilgrimage
religious worship
tourism

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