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Hazare Rama, or thousand Rama (the 7th avatar of Rama), is one of many Hindu temples in Vijayanagara Karnataka.

These bas reliefs, carved before the start of the Mughal Empire in South Asia, show a spectrum of musical instruments, dance mudras (pose), arts, dress and other cultural elements of Hindus in Vijayanagar Karnataka India. The panels show Ramayana, the life story of Rama and Sita.

Bas-reliefs sur les murs extérieurs du temple Hazara Rama. Le temple aux 1000 Rama(s) était la chapelle privée du souverain de Vijayanagar. Il est situé au coeur du palais royal. L'enceinte extérieure est recouverte de bas-reliefs avec de nombreuses représentations de danseuses et musiciens mais également de guerriers et d'animaux mythiques.

Le sanctuaire principal est dédié à Vishnou (Rama est le 7ème avatar de Vishnou). Sur les murs extérieurs du sanctuaire, une série de bas-reliefs représentent le Ramayana, (l'exil de Rama, l'enlèvement de Sita par Ravana et la guerre victorieuse de Rama aidé par l'armée des singes dirigée par Hanuman)

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Bas reliefs, carved before the start of the Mughal Empire in South Asia, showing musical instruments, dance mudras (pose), arts, dress and other cultural elements of Hindus in Hazara Rama temple, Vijayanagar, Hampi, Karnataka, India

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