DescriptionFloor plan of Trimurti rock-cut temple, Mogalrajapuram Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh.jpg
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Vijayawada is a major city in Andhra Pradesh. It has two significant groups of rock cut caves – the Akkanna-Madanna caves (c. 650 CE), and then Caves 1 through 4 of Mogalrajapuram. Other later cave monuments in the region include the lower cave of Vijayawada, the Undavalli group, and finally the Bhairavakonda group that is quite farther south in Andhra Pradesh.
This drawing shows one of the four Mogalrajapuram caves. It is dedicated to Brahma-Shiva-Vishnu.
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The floor plan of Cave II – a 7th-century Eastern Chalukyan era rock-cut cave temple in Andhra Pradesh