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'''Kalya (Kalavathi pattana)'''<br />
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'''Kalya''' is a historic [[Jain center]] in [[Karnataka]], [[India]]. Kalya is in the outer area of [[Magadi]] Taluk, [[Ramanagara]] District. This place is also near to [[Bangalore]].<br />
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'''Kalavathi pattana''' was the historic name of '''Kalya'''. This was the place for seventy-five [[Jain temple]] and one of them was a wooden [[Jain temple]]. The whole place was set to fire and destroyed.<br />
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The place has a historic connection to nearby place [[Sankighatta]] another historic [[Jain center]] which was under the control of Settru's of [[Sankighatta]] where you can still find [[Jain temples]] and [[Jain]] families.<br />
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Even now we can find that the destroyed structures of [[Jain temple]] and Kannada stone inscription in Kalya.<br />
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