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English: Nandi Mandapam with centuries old murals in the ceiling (Vijayanagara - Nayak Period). The Nandi Mandapa not only houses the Famous monolithic Nandhi, it is sculpted with pillar reliefs of the Kings, Royals and Dancing figures. The main highlight of Nandi Mandapa is the ceiling which is enriched with centuries old murals that still preserves its glory today. Period : Nayaks, 16th Century.
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Author MADHURANTHAKAN JAGADEESAN

Brihadeeswarar Temple, Thanjavur, Tamilnadu

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