Ancestors Rising: Chennakeshava, who lived in Bangalore in the 11th century, surprised NSS students on the hill! Achi-News

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An early 11th century temple has been discovered on the outskirts of the state capital Bangalore. Siddaganga College and Siddaganga College and Karnataka History A partially ruined temple was discovered during the inspection by the AMC students at the academy.

The temple was located on Mylanahalli hill.
Its architectural style and pillars were built in the early 11th century and are said to have been influenced by later Chola architecture. Located on Mylanahalli hill between Nelamangala and Doddaballapur, this temple has been concluded to be Channakesavan temple due to its architectural style.

Also Read: Ancestors Rise: Another ancient temple discovered in Ayodhya’s Ramjanmabhoomi!

Image of Lord Veerabhadra on the rock
A rock with a five-line inscription was found in the vicinity, which mentions the boundary of “Kanugondanahalli belonging to Deepada Krishnacharya. Dr HS Gopal Rao, Principal Secretary of the Karnataka Academy of History, told Times of India that there is an image of Lord Veerabhadra on the rock with an inscription from the 16th century.

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