The Erstwhile Mandi state carved out of conquests and annexations belonging to the Rana's and Thakur's during 1000 to 1650 AD helped establish its sovereignty and final shape this remained an entity until 1948 when it was merged into Himachal Pradesh. This book aims to explore the history, which the Mandi can boast of.
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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction: Topography, the name of the hill, historical background; Flora and Fauna. 2. The name Sriparvata, Srisaila: identification and ancient routes to Srisailam. 3. The history of Srisailam: growth and decay of township. 4. The legends: a review of literary accounts. 5. Religious sects and Mathas at Srisailam: their role. 6. Art and architecture: structures at Srisailam : the Mallikarjuna temple complex. 7. Prakara: detailed account of relief sculptures, icons etc., religious scenes and puranic themes depicted on the Prakara faces. 8. Iconography. 9. Srisailam from inscriptions. 10. Assessment of the rituals,worship modes and festivals. 11. Epilogue. Appendices. Bibliography. " Srisailam in Andhradesa is a renowned Saivakshetra and has a hoary past. Together with two more sacred Lingakshetras. Kalesvaram on the north and Daksharama on the east, constituted ancient Andhra, which was then known as Trilingadesa. In the early medieval period, Srisailam rose to prominence as a pilgrim center with Alampur, Umamahesvaram, Siddhesvaram and Tripurantakam serving as gateways, thus contributing to the colorful, religious and cultural life of the Andhras. Srisailam was referred as Sriparvata, Srisaila, Mallikarjunam , Parvatam, Srigiri, Srisaila Mallikarjunam and Srikailasa in many inscriptions, literary texts and the Puranas. It is rich in legend and religious tradition. Historically, this holy centre with surrounding regions was associated with all the dynasties that ruled Andhradesa. The main sects of Saivism: Pasuputas, Kalamukhas, 293 pp. Seller Inventory # 38804
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