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Which is the earliest specimen of ‘Nagara design’ found in H.P.?
Bajaura Temple
Baijnath Temple
Jwala Mukhi Temple
Masrur Temple
- Correct Answer: Option 1, Bajaura Temple
- The Bajaura Temple, also known as the Basheshwar Mahadev Temple, in Kullu district is one of the earliest examples of 'Nagara' style architecture.
- Built around the 8th century, it showcases distinctive Nagara characteristics like a tall curved spire.
- Option 2, Baijnath Temple
- This temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, exemplifies later developments in Nagara design.
- It was constructed in the 13th century and is renowned for its elegance.
- Option 3, Jwala Mukhi Temple
- This temple is famous for its eternal flame, not for its architectural style.
- It’s significant for its religious importance rather than architectural design.
- Option 4, Masrur Temple
- These rock-cut temples are remarkable but represent a different variant of temple architecture.
- Dated to the 8th century, they are not the earliest Nagara specimens.
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