Thursday, August 3, 2017

Chyasing Dewal Patan Durbar Square

The present design state is for the most part the aftereffect of Kings (1619-1661) and his child, Srinivasa (1661-1684). In 1641, Siddhinarasimha Malla modified the Degutale Temple, and included a patio by the name Sundari chowk with its depressed shower in 1646. Sundari chok is encompassed by three-storied royal residence in the four sides which is a standout amongst other cases of seventeenth century Nepali engineering. Its passageway, confronting the Durbar Square, had a brilliant portal and a brilliant window over it. He likewise fabricated a tank and wellspring in Bhandarkhal, adjoining the Sundari chok, in 1647 to satisfy his family god, goddess Taleju. He additionally included the four storied Krishna Mandir in 1637 and Visveswara sanctuary, devoted to master Shiva. His child, Srinivasa, revamped the fire obliterated Degutale Temple which Siddhinarsingh had constructed. By 1666, he had revamped the Mul chok and the royal residence yard and furthermore constructed a sanctuary for goddess Taleju at the south end. In 1680, the Bhimsen Temple raised in the Square though the Visvanatha Temple in the Square was worked in 1678 which was wrecked amid 1934 and reestablished with a vault for a rooftop and is prevalently known as Bhaidewal. In 1701, another king,Yoganarendra Malla included a column and Manimandapa, his regal committee lobby. His sister, Rudramati, included the Narayana Temple in 1706 though his little girl manufactured the octagonal stone sanctuary called Chyasing Devala in 1723. At that point Vishnu Malla and his better half gave a tremendous ringer to the goddess Taleju in 1737 which was supplanted with a littler one by Yoganarendra Malla.

The Patan Durbar Square, which today, is a spot with major touristic esteems, is really the consequence of endeavors and gifts by the devout commitments of the lords, rulers, sovereigns, princesses, and priests over the ages to fulfill the divine beings.

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