Brother great work nice explanation One more thing I think this type of bricks only used for Ramasethu👍❤️ Nice concept useful for scientist if iam not wrong, making a stone whose density less than water with brick and some other materials .
Explanation bagundhi bro, but konni sariga cheppa ledhu..... Avi yenti ante, 👉 Temple was built about 40yrs but u said 20yrs 👉 Mandapam paina design vishnu avatharam kadhu, shiva avatharam, thabelu {tortoise} aakakarm kadhu, elephant {gajasura} aakaram, padukoni vundatam valla thabelu laga kanipisthundhi.... 👉 Krishna sculpture normal tree kadhu, PONNA chettu, alane aah sounds sangeetham loni SAPTHA SWARALU vinipisthadhi.... 👉 Last pillar kavalane smooth ga vadilesaru, also aah chotta {dimple} kuda sankham shape lo vuntundhi....
That inscription is in hale kannada also called as halegannada language and the total temple design and sculpture is a copies of beluru and halebidu Temples
Adhi pumice stone laga undi kada bro. Voids pumice stone lo kuda untanyi kada. Pumice stones float avthayi water. Density takkuva kada chuskunte. So water lo easy ga float avtadi but break avtayi kuda easy ga
90% tourist places in Telangana are in mulugu district now....earlier they were in Warangal District...so sad Warangal lost all the tourist places to mulugu
sir in Leepakshi temple also we will find the same musical pillars. And to understand the building technology of Indian temples it will take years, and constructing them is impossible, because those who constructed the temple they had knowledge of engineer, environment, astronomy, and spirituality. regards, vishwanath
IIM emaindi Telangana lo? Please KTR garu put pressure on centre and get IIM to Telangana ......Telangana is the only large state in India which doesn't have IIM....
