Sisiresvara temple

This temple is located in the same compound as of the famous Vaital temple. The temple was built by Bhaumakara Dynasty in 8th century.

Bhaumakara Dynasty Some carvings from the Sisiresvara temple of Bhaumakara Dynasty

Located in south-west corner of Bindu Sagar tank in Bhubaneswar old city, Markandeshwar (also known as Markandesvara) Temple is also built by Bhaumakara Dynasty. This temple is full of beautiful carvings.
The temple was built towards the end of the 8th century A.D, with the jagamohana originally keyed into the deula indicating it is a contemporary, unlike earlier temples.

Bhaumakara Dynasty

Ladukesvara Siva Temple, Nrusinghanatha Mahadeva Temple Complex, Baragaon, Ganjam.
The temple, on the south-western corner of Nrusinghanatha Mahadeva temple complex in the village Baragaon was built by Bhaumakara Dynasty. Bhaumakara Dynasty

The temple is devoid of sculptural embellishment except the parsvadevata images. The gandi is carved with horizontal bhumi mouldings and bhumi-amla in
the kanika paga. The architectural motifs like vajramundis in the rahapagas are in incipient condition.

Bhaumakara Dynasty
Nrusinghanatha Mahadeva Temple, Baragaon, Ganjam
It is also known as Dakshinesvara Siva Temple.
Location:on right side of road leading from Nayagarh to Baliguda and 5 kms east of Bellaguntha in middle of village Baragaon. It is about 13 kms from Bhanjanagar Bhaumakara Dynasty
The temple has a rekha vimana, a pidha jagamohana and a pillar flat-roofed mandapa of Kalingan
order.

Langula' Narasinghadeba I, was a powerful monarch and warrior of the Eastern Ganga Dynasty of early medieval Odisha, who reigned from 1238–1264. He defeated Muslim forces of Bengal who constantly threatened them from the times of his father Anangabhima Deva III. Narasinghadeba I of Eastern Ganga Dynasty was first king from Kalinga & one of the few rulers in India who took offensive against Islamic expansion over India by Turko-Afghan invaders. His father had successfully defended his kingdom against Turko-Afghan rulers of Bengal.

Anangabhima Deva III was a powerful Odia ruler & reformist of Eastern Ganga Dynasty and he ruled from the year 1211-1238 A.D. He was successful in maintaining a large extent of territory that stretched from the river Ganga in the north to Godavari in the South. Anangabhima Deva III of Eastern Ganga Dynasty was most successful achiever of military objectives after a long line of limited rulers in the region. He regained lost territories & also managed to defend his kingdom from greater threats of Bengal Muslim rulers.

A statue of King Chodgangadeba of Eastern Ganga Dynasty is worshipped in Chudanga Sahi in Puri. Chudanga word is itself a corrupt form of Chodgangadeba.
PC : wikipedia According to some historians, King Chodgangadeba of Eastern Ganga Dynasty was the person who started famous Jaga ghara or Akhada culture and Sahi Jata in Puri. This was initiated by them for the protection of Sri Jagannatha temple.

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