The temples built by the Hoysala Empire during the period of their ascendancy (1113-1286 C.E.) are included in the table below. These constructions incorporate many of the artistic features usually associated with Hoysala architecture.[1][2]
| Name | Location | District | Period | Deity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lakshmidevi[3][4] | Doddagaddavalli | 1113 | Lakshmi | |
| Chennakesava[5][6] | Belur | 1117 | Vishnu | |
| Hoysaleswara[7][8] | Halebidu | 1120 | Shiva | |
| Basadi complex[8][9][10][11] | Halebidu | 1133, 1196 | Parshvanatha, Shantinatha, Adinatha | |
| Rameshvara[12][13] | Koodli | 12th c. | Shiva | |
| Brahmeshwara[12][14] | Kikkeri | 1171 | Shiva | |
| Bucheshvara[12][15] | Koravangala | 1173 | Shiva | |
| Akkana Basadi[16][17] | Shravanabelagola | 1181 | Parshvanatha | |
| Amruteshwara[18][19] | Amruthapura | 1196 | Shiva | |
| Shantinatha Basadi[12] | Jinanathapura | 1200 | Shantinatha | |
| Nageshvara-Chennakeshava[20][21] | Mosale | 1200 | Shiva, Vishnu | |
| Veeranarayana[22][23] | Belavadi | 1200 | Vishnu | |
| Kedareshwara[8][24] | Halebidu | 1200 | Shiva | |
| Ishvara (Shiva)[25][26] | Arsikere | 1220 | Shiva | |
| Harihareshwara[27][28] | Harihar | 1224 | Shiva, Vishnu | |
| Mallikarjuna[23][29] | Basaralu | 1234 | Shiva | |
| Someshvara[27][30] | Haranhalli | 1235 | Shiva | |
| Lakshminarasimha[27][30] | Haranhalli | 1235 | Vishnu | |
| Panchalingeshwara[31][32] | Govindanhalli | 1238 | Shiva | |
| Lakshminarasimha[33][34] | Nuggehalli | 1246 | Vishnu | |
| Sadashiva[33][34] | Nuggehalli | 1249 | Shiva | |
| Lakshminarayana[35][36] | Hosaholalu | 1250 | Vishnu | |
| Lakshminarasimha[37][38] | Javagallu | 1250 | Vishnu | |
| Chennakesava[26][39] | Aralaguppe | 1250 | Vishnu | |
| Kesava[40][41] | Somanathapura | 1268 | Vishnu | |
| Lakshminarasimha[42][43] | Adagur | Hassan | 1100 | Vishnu |
| Kirtinarayana[44] | Talakad | Mysore | 1117 | Vishnu |
| Chennakeshava[45] | Anekere | Hassan | 1119 | Vishnu |
| Narayanaswamy[46][47] | Aane Kannambadi | Hassan | 1120 | Vishnu |
| Keshava-Ishvara[48] | Marle | Chikkamagalur | 1120 | Vishnu, Shiva |
| Chennakeshava[49] | Honnavara | Hassan | 1149 | Vishnu |
| Chennakeshava[50][51] | Hullekere | Hassan | 1163 | Vishnu |
| Chennakeshava, Rameshvara[52] | Arakere | Hassan | 12th c. | Vishnu, Shiva |
| Trimrthi Narayana[53] | Bandalike | Shimoga | 1200 | Vishnu |
| Chatteshvara[54] | Chachattnahalli | Hassan | 1200 | Shiva |
| Chennakeshava, Kedareshvara[55][56] | Nagalapura | Tumkur | 1200 | Vishnu, Shiva |
| Yoga Narasimha | Baggavalli | Chikkamagaluru | 12th-13th c. | Vishnu |
| Mallikarjuna | Hirenallur | Chikkamagaluru | 12th-13th c. | Shiva |
| Chennakeshava[54] | Channarayapatna | Hassan | 12th-13th c. | Vishnu |
| Someshvara[57] | Kabli | Chikkamagalur | 12th-13th c. | Shiva |
| Chennakeshava[44] | Tandaga | Tumkur | 12th-13th c. | Vishnu |
| Mahalingeshwara[58] | Santebachalli | Mandya | 12th-13th c. | Shiva |
| Betteshvara[42] or Keshaveshwara | Agrahara Beluguli | Hassan | 1209 | Shiva & Vishnu |
| Suryanarayana[48][59] | Magala | Bellary | 1215 | Vishnu |
| Moole Shankareshvara[44][60] | Turuvekere | Tumkur | 1260 | Shiva |
| Yoga-Madhava[58][61] | Settikere | Tumkur | 1261 | Vishnu |
| Chennakeshava[44][56] | Turuvekere | Tumkur | 1263 | Vishnu |
| Lakshminarasimha[62] | Vignasante | Tumkur | 1286 | Vishnu |
| Laskshmi Narasimha[63][64] | Bhadravati | Shimoga | 13th c. | Vishnu |
| Anantha Padmanabha[63] | Budnur | Mandya | 13th c. | Vishnu |
| Kashi Vishveshvara[63] | Budnur | Mandya | 13th c. | Shiva |
| Rameshvara[65][64] | Ramanathapura | Hassan | 13th c. | Shiva |
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Citations
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- ↑ "Shantinatha Basti". Archaeological Survey of India, Bengaluru Circle. ASI Bengaluru Circle. Archived from the original on 28 November 2016. Retrieved 15 August 2015.
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