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Temples in Texts on Architecture (स्थापत्यशास्त्रेषु देवालयाः ) (view source)
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3. Upasanchita (Neuter) – vaulted parts in places and massive in places
3. Upasanchita (Neuter) – vaulted parts in places and massive in places
As far as three storeyed temples are concerned, names like Svastika, Vimalakrti (suitable for Shambhu), Hastiprishtha, Bhadrakoshtha (base of the building square and its attic and roof octagonal) , Vrittakuta, Sumangala and Gandhara have been used for them. Going ahead with temples with four or more storeys, they have been given appellations like Subhadraka, Shrivishala, Bhadrakoshtha, Jayavaha, Bhadrakuta, Manohara, Aavantika and Sukhavaha.
As far as three storeyed temples are concerned, names like Svastika, Vimalakrti (suitable for Shambhu), Hastiprishtha, Bhadrakoshtha (base of the building square and its attic and roof octagonal) , Vrittakuta, Sumangala and Gandhara have been used for them. Going ahead with temples with four or more storeys, they have been given appellations like Subhadraka, Shrivishala, Bhadrakoshtha, Jayavaha, Bhadrakuta, Manohara, Aavantika and Sukhavaha.
=== List of Reference ===
1. Bapat, Asawari (2018), ''Vastukaprashaste Deshe''. Pune: Aparanta. (Marathi)
2. ‘Jugnu’, Srikrishna and Sharma, Bhanwar Lal (trans. and ed.), Raja Bhoja,( 2011) Samaranganasutradhara, Volumes I and II. Varanasi: Chowkhamba Sasnkrit Series Office.
3. Matsya Purana (2017) Gorakhpur: Gita Press
4. Shastri, Ajay Mitra (1969) India as Seen in the Brhatsamhita of Varahamihira'''.''' New Delhi:Motilal Banarasidass Publishers Private Ltd.