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Deccan Heritage Foundation India
India
Приєднався 10 жов 2015
Deccan Heritage Foundation is a charitable trust registered in United Kingdom (UK) and India since 2011. Our goals are to preserve, restore and promote the heritage of the Deccan region of India, and in particular its plethora of monuments, through conservation projects, cultural promotion, and educational programs. A major part of our mission is bringing the Deccan’s rich heritage to a new generation of Indians as well as foreign visitors.
Origin and Evolution of Temple Architecture in South India - with Dr. Michell & Anirudh Kanisetti
Anirudh Kanisetti, author of the acclaimed 'Lords of the Deccan', engages in a conversation with Architectural Historian, George Michell, also the co-founder of the Deccan Heritage Foundation (DHF), on the topic of the Origin and Evolution of South Indian Temple Architecture in the setting of the resplendent temple site of Badami, Karnataka.
This video was shot during the DHF tour of the Deccan in January 2024.
This video was shot during the DHF tour of the Deccan in January 2024.
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Exploring the Medieval Metropolis of Vijayanagara with Dr. George Michell and Anirudh Kanisetti
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Architectural Historian, Dr. George Michell, also Co-Founder of the Deccan Heritage Foundation (DHF), and Anirudh Kanisetti, author of the acclaimed 'Lords of the Deccan', take a coracle ride down the River Tungabhadra at Hampi, Karnataka, and talk about the historical city of Vijayanagara. The urban fabric of the city that was, the enigmatic alignment of its temples, the hydraulic engineering ...
Talk - 'From Royal City to Island Citadel - The Architectural Heritage of Mysuru and Srirangapatna'
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In this illustrated talk, to coincide with the launch of the new Deccan Heritage Foundation guidebook 'Mysuru Srirangapatna' (Get your copy of the book here - www.deccan-heritage-foundation.org/dhf-bookstore/mysuru-with-srirangapattana/), George Michell, one of the authors and a Co-Founder of the DHF, discusses the diverse built legacy of the Wadiyars and Tipu Sultan. Despite the vagaries of hi...
Inauguration of the Restored Rang Mahal Gardens in the Former British Residency, Hyderabad
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Here are a few glimpses of the inauguration of the Restored Rang Mahal Gardens in the Telangana Women's University, Hyderabad, that was held on the 15th of January 2023. The restoration was carried out by DHF India and was funded by Sonata Information Technology Pvt. Ltd. The inauguration saw a quwwali concert by the Warsi Brothers and a talk on Yogini Paintings by Dr. Molly Aitken of the City ...
Introducing the DHF...
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Here's a brief introduction into the restoration works of the DHF so far.
Rehabilitation of the Karez, Bidar, Karnataka
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Take a look at the DHF's attempts to conserve a 15th century water supply system at Bidar, the very heart of the Deccan...
Restoration of Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion, Mysore, Karnataka
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The DHF is seeking funds to restore the Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion in Mysore, Karnataka, which houses an ethnographic museum with a vast collection. Find out more about it in this video.
Restoration of the Pachala Someshwara Temple Complex, Panagal,Telangana
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The DHF is seeking funds to restore the Pachala Someshwara temple in Telangana. Find out more about this exquisite temple in this video.
Restoration Projects at the British Residency, Hyderabad, Telangana
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A peek into the work of the DHF in resstoring sections of the former British Residency in Hyderabad, Telangana, now the Telangana Women's University.
Restoration of the Gagan Mahal Pavilion, Anegundi, Koppal, Karnataka
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A peek into the DHF's work in restoring a Vijayanagara era monument in the Hampi World Heritage Area...
The DHF Story So Far...
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This short film provides a peek into the restoration projects of the DHF and how they have impacted the local community. Taking you on a journey through vast swathes of the Deccan, the film introduces you to the DHF's interventions in protecting the heritage of the Deccan. Film credits below - We thank Shri Devaraju A, Commissioner, Department of Archaeology, Museums and Heritage, Govt. of Karn...
Talk - The Qalamkari Textiles of Golconda: Searching for Histories of Production, Patronage, & Place
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ABOUT THE TALK By 1700, the qalamkari textiles from Machilipatnam, the central port of the sultanate of Golconda, had gained renown from Delhi to London. Yet despite the recurrence in local and global archives of the cotton cloths from Machilipatnam, none of the many extant export textiles from this early modern period can be securely attributed to this site of production. Moreover, because the...
Talk - ' Missionary Enterprise: Old Goa’s Christian Religious Architecture (16th to 18th centuries)
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The second event of the 'From Konkan to Coromandel', Autumn 2022, webinar series. 'A Missionary Enterprise: Old Goa's Christian Religious Architecture (16th to 18th centuries)' by Sidh Losa Mendiratta on November 18th at 2 PM London (9 AM New York, 7:30 PM Mumbai) About the Lecture The churches, convents and colleges of Old Goa are among the most spectacular Christian religious structures built...
Dr. George Michell on 'Reflections on Art and Culture' on TV Asia Aired on July 3rd, 2022
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Dr. George Michell, co-founder of the Deccan Heritage Foundation, was the guest on TV Asia on a show that aired on July 3rd entitled “Reflections on Art, Culture and more” hosted by Jaswant Lalwani. We thank Anu Ghosh-Mazumdar for introducing the DHF to Jaswant Lalwani and TV Asia.
Dr. George Michell in 'Reflections on Art and Culture' on TV Asia at 8PM ET, July 3rd, 2022
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Dr. George Michell, co-founder of the Deccan Heritage Foundation, is this week’s guest on TV Asia on a show entitled “Reflections on Art, Culture and more” hosted by Jaswant Lalwani. Be sure to catch it in North America on Sunday, July 3 at 8pm ET, 5pm PT on TV Asia.
Talk - 'A Cosmopolitan yet Local Tradition: Glazed Tiles in the Deccani Sultanates'
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Talk - 'A Cosmopolitan yet Local Tradition: Glazed Tiles in the Deccani Sultanates'
Talk - 'Reflections of Jaina and Vīra-Śaiva Interactions in the Art and Architecture of Karnataka'
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Talk - 'Reflections of Jaina and Vīra-Śaiva Interactions in the Art and Architecture of Karnataka'
'The Vīraśaivas / Liṅgāyats of 12th century Karnataka' - A Talk by Tiziana Lorenzetti (ISAS)
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'The Vīraśaivas / Liṅgāyats of 12th century Karnataka' - A Talk by Tiziana Lorenzetti (ISAS)
Talk - 'Eclipsed by the Moon: Mahlaqa Bai and Khushhal Khan Anup in Nizami Hyderabad'
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Talk - 'Eclipsed by the Moon: Mahlaqa Bai and Khushhal Khan Anup in Nizami Hyderabad'
Talk - 'The City of Haidar as a Shiʿi Paradise' by Dr. Karen Ruffle
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Talk - 'The City of Haidar as a Shiʿi Paradise' by Dr. Karen Ruffle
Talk - 'Cloth that Changed the World: Histories and Contemporaneity of Kalamkari Making'
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Talk - 'Cloth that Changed the World: Histories and Contemporaneity of Kalamkari Making'
'A Victory Tower Built by a Slave: The Chand Minar at Daulatabad' - A talk by Mohit Manohar (Yale)
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'A Victory Tower Built by a Slave: The Chand Minar at Daulatabad' - A talk by Mohit Manohar (Yale)
'Monumental Jinas and Networks of Prestige: Jain Temples of the Hoysala Capital', Katherine Kasdorf
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'Monumental Jinas and Networks of Prestige: Jain Temples of the Hoysala Capital', Katherine Kasdorf
Court politics in the Vijayanagara successor states, with special reference to Ikkeri by Lennart Bes
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Court politics in the Vijayanagara successor states, with special reference to Ikkeri by Lennart Bes
'Begums and Maids: A History of the Deccan through its Female Protagonists' by Manu Pillai
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'Begums and Maids: A History of the Deccan through its Female Protagonists' by Manu Pillai
'Dressing in the Deccan: Clothing and Identity at the Courts of Central India' - by Marika Sardar
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'Dressing in the Deccan: Clothing and Identity at the Courts of Central India' - by Marika Sardar
'The Persianate World: What is it? How did it appear? Why did it Collapse?' by Richard M. Eaton
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'The Persianate World: What is it? How did it appear? Why did it Collapse?' by Richard M. Eaton
'Discovering the Deccan': Helen Philon in Conversation with William Dalrymple and George Michell
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'Discovering the Deccan': Helen Philon in Conversation with William Dalrymple and George Michell
“Rocks from a brush: Artistic encounters with Deccani rocks, hills and landscapes” - Navina Haidar
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“Rocks from a brush: Artistic encounters with Deccani rocks, hills and landscapes” - Navina Haidar
Talk- 'Jaina Temple Architecture of Coastal Karnataka: Climatic Dependencies and Artistic Freedoms'
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Talk- 'Jaina Temple Architecture of Coastal Karnataka: Climatic Dependencies and Artistic Freedoms'
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This kundisetty is a paid propagadist wants to divide india with fake narratives.
10:20 why is there a third head on the left of the screen? A rocky head of course.
Amazing eyeopener discussion. Great work done by Mr Anirudh
Amazing amazing conversation . Wish I could take a leave of a month and study these amazing temples of South India which people in the north know very little of. Thanks Anirudh for such an inspiring conversation
i inspired by this conversation and went to see aihole and pattadakal from chennai. it was amazing
Non Indian Indologists will have their own agenda of studying about Indian history. Can't believe them even if they have spent decades. The aspects mentioned in the books written by them certainly distort many information as they don't have exposure to our land and culture. I don't endorse personally.
The new buildings of university which are being built next to this magnificent palace are in modern style and affect the beauty of this building. So the neighbouring buildings have to be redesigned in indosarcinic style.
Why there always is a western expert on Indian Culture etc., are there no Indian Expert of these topics.
When we send our own children to job seeking rat races. Talented minds are pushed away. Those who are interested are told that such things won't get you a job (which is understandable since it's difficult) But the blatant truth is, a lot of us Indians are proud surface level and just don't question enough. We don't go deeper. We find truths we don't like and disregard it. Plus Indian academia is very toxic, a lot of Profs make things harder for new Ph.D students. There is a grip of ego in our country's high Levels of knowledge. Only a few great Indian Scholars have over come across this. But thier names are not known because we don't teach our children about them and what they found.
An Indian asking a westerner about Deccan temple architecture! He must ask the locals people. They would know.
In India locals always boast their language and culture and every 1000+ language speaking people in this country claim they're the very superior language and culture don't give truthful and useful information moreover they hardly have any archeological or historical knowledge across India.
A Guru is always revered as Guru! My Guru!
That was quite a nice talk 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Indian subcontinent was buddhist stupas and monk in Mohenjo-Daro is even to prove hindu temples came later 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Love the balanced and scientific way this has been presented. A good counter to all the pseudo archaeology floating around on social media. We need more content like this.
He said we don't know, we have only limited information and knowledge about Temple Architectures. he is completely confused. he want to mention that this is not south Indian Architecture it was came from Decan. There was lot of temple evolutions took place in the south even before Cholas. Todays south Indian Temple architectures were the result of the Old Tamil kingdoms temple architecture. later its had spread across the Indian subcontinent with little changes, adopted local designs as well.
Great work 🙏🏽
Idol worship was introduced by Buddhist & jains As such earlier temples were budha chaithyalaya
Loll delusional
:)👍🏽 proff being hinest
Wonderful people who work in a field that is less interesting for not only the masses, but also for even the special ones.
The multitude of south Indian Temple architecture is as complicated as can be, the various dynasties of various epochs may not be easy to differentiated. Then the style and technology, for instance the lathe works, or the stone chains, or the musical pillars, may not be easy to pinpoint. Then there were admixture from the north. Then there are examples from outside, like Egypt. However, south India is a brilliant chapter of human endeavor.
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The day an Indian learns to dig like the European is the day we'll get more than these rehashes of the same material with just an added gloss here or there.
Moreover, Indian don't read or rely on the already existing finest research works of our own genius nationalist scholars.
Hi Michelle. Have not met since we visited Hampi in the 1980s . Hope all is well with you. Regards. Ashley (Sri Lanka)
Early temples were wooden like kerala architecture, kerala wooden architecture is also what we see in ajanta paintings so wooden temples are oldest style.
Historical neutrality is when Anirudh Kanisetti and Vikram Sampath will sit in a room and share a drink.
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Dear deccan heritage foundation you are doing a great job. I have interest in ancient art and architecture as well . I would like to bring this to ur notice that there are many Eastern chalukya temples and sites in Andhra Pradesh which need restoration and many Buddhist sites are also there plz concentrate on that too.
very beautiful and studied lecture. Thanks for the onderful information
What a wonderful thing!!! This is the Athens of the East! To think it was neglected. i hope it will become a pilgrimage site for all India to see what a great civilization that had existed. The government needs to provide infrastructure for tourists from all over the can visit, stay for a few days in nice hotels and visit the site. It is not easy to get to currently. No airport or train stations to the location....etc
The Athens of the East!!
No whitey will ever give credit to indias greatest civilization at the dawn of creation. However Indians claims if the greatest civilization is not even understood by indians.Thats the tragedy. The Invaders and Whiteys conquered ruled indians.Brilliant indians with mahabarat wars advanced techonology were defeated by infidels and temples destroyed. Why;All indian culture was dead and buried after Kurukshetra war.Indians were polluted with evils and the gods dint help evils. Our history, Archeology,Antropology,Culture self destroyed by indians
There goes fake historian Kundisetti with his central asian claim.
Unappreciated comment 😊 Kundisetti: you are hilarious 😆
The discussion doesnot give clear cut inference. probably a civil engineers outlook is missing. Basically everything orriginated from Timberr or TEAK constructions . This as replicated in cave cutting. Indians took the column beam design in buddhist cave cutting structures. The origin lies in buddhist caves .The design of a hall or sabha ,mandap and a garbha griha hosting the idol has been carried from buddhist caves . The caves have column beams cut to support the ceiling. Olden caves had huge columns and beams . As the knoledge of structural stability progressed the columns and beams became morre slender and unsupporrted spans in beteen the columns increased . As the technic of self standing temples having columns and beams assembled in parts ,interlocking by male -female joints developed the solid foundation or jakati and architectural pattern of ardh sabha mandap , sabha mandap ,antrali , garbha griha developed . Aihole is a typical example of experimentation of self standing temples having different architectural styles and shapes . Finally the style of increasing shikhara became finalised the garbha griha has the tallest shikhara.. The oldest self standing temple can be seen in the sanchi complex in madhya pradesh. it is a buddhist temple having small entrance or ardha sabha mandap and garbhagriha. All buddhist structures are cave cuttings. after the birth of hinduism self standing stone temples evolved. Intial hindu temples are also cave cuttings as found in Badami, ellora and Udaygiri caves near vidisha. The tall gopuram in south Indian temples is a later development .
Proud of Indian heritage ❤
See... how Budhist art and culture has been copied and pasted into Hinduism ideology of Vishnu. The Gods of Northern Buddhism: Their History and Iconography by Alice Getty. A must read book for all historians and archaeologists.
R u drinker? Buddhism 2500 years old and sanatan more then 25000 years old
Bhai tu neo buddhist hai n? 😂
@@brajeshprajapati1351 Any archaeological of so called Sanatan dharm with you except "ES DHAMMO SANATANO" quoted in Budhist scriptures my dear
@@distilledpoison7563 Read this book and you will come to know who is who my dear.
@@aserilalitwhich Buddhist stupa has Durga killing the demon buffalo of part man part buffalo. Which Buddhist temple has , nataraja statue, which buddha temple has gupuram. Which buddha temple has narasimha sculpture,part lion part human. Which Buddhist temple has varaha sculpture. Which buddha had more than two arms and swords in hand. 😂😂
The greatest & most beautiful temples of the world were from tamils ..tamil architecture is also called dravidian architecture ..from here it spread across south & south east asia ..cholas & khmers had some of the greatest architects in history ..
Khmer architecture was heavily influenced by Tamil architecture. I had the chance to visit Angkor Wat and found several Tamil based inscriptions on the these walls. The Tamil Pallava and Chola Empires had huge influence in these regions. Rajendra Chola the great after conquering southern Karnataka protected the Khmer king Suryavarman against his enemies and secured for him the throne of the Khmer kingdom.
@@historylessons893 cholas and pallavas weren't even ethnically tamil, lol.
@@historylessons893 the incriptions in angkor wat are in sanskrit, idk what you're talking about.
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People forget the university that was destroyed.. Like Takshila
Now they will teach us about ourselves.
4:00 there could have been wooden architecture and the wood has not survived. Remember seeing some reports about wooden temples in Lumbini from first millennium BCE as well as wooden architecture in Magadha kingdom and Persepolis. Surely that technology would have been known to people in Deccan. In early first millennium CE.
It is interesting to note that the Pallava and Chola architecture of Tamil Nadu is vastly superior to the Kannada architecture of the Chalukyas. It is also no wonder that Tamil has a much older literature than Kannada.
What the use of claiming it's superiority when Tamil folks don't maintain such sites.
I think you got it the other way around.
Makes little sense
@@MainHyderabadi There is a reason why the Tamil Pallava script spread to Southeast Asia and not any other Indian scripts. Only Tamil and Sanskrit inscriptions were found in Southeast Asia but not any Kannada inscriptions. Because Southeast Asia was dominated by Tamil merchant guilds which reached its peak during the reign of the Chola Empire. In this video a desperate Kannada historian tries to find something which does not exist. Tamil temples are much larger in size than Kannada temples. The oldest Tamil inscriptions are much older than Kannada inscriptions and were even found in foreign countries. And Tamil has an ancient Sangam literature which does not exist in Kannada history. These are hard facts which can not be disputed.
Rightly said 💯
The Hampi of Sangama period was vastly different from the Vijayanagara of Tuluva dynasty.The vaishnava chauvinism and bigotri during K.D.Raya and later period had destroyed the communal harmony of the city and empire that ultimately led to the fall of empire.The Madhwa,Sri Vaishnava Brahmins during the Tultu dynasty period were directly responsible for alienating various local communities.All most all destroyed monuments/temples belong to the vaishnavite shrines.🎉
really, the disease you suffered from was caused by a Brahmins. Muslims attacked India because of Brahmins. Anything else Sir!
Wonderful interaction. Immensely grateful to George and his colleagues 🙏
Very good video!!
During our visit to the Virupaksha temple, we saw a really spectacular optical image mimicing the pin hole concept. This enabled folks within the temple to see individuals walking the market street, like a modern day CCTV camera. Could this be the reason for the angle at which the market street is built?
Badami chalukyas architecture starts from 4th century, the mother land of so called dravidian architecture & nagara architecture which spread later to the south & north india.
It started with Gupta's
There are no temples from 4th century, earliest temple is from 7th century
@@subhuman3408 nope
Yes they are kannadigas
@@subhuman3408 It is in aihole karnataka.
Tamilians always tell nothing is older than their culture 😂.
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As a Tamizhan l find chauvinism painful and comes in the way of understanding!
Yes that's the truth ..all starts from tamils😊
@@raghuls1515 fake history starts from fanatic tamils only 😀🤣😆
@@jai7185u r history itself starts from middle ages 😂
One problem I have with the mainstream dating of the Indian temples is there is so guess work going on, in my town near Kanchipuram we have many temples, the historians dated all them in single century, but even a child can look at it tell that those temples couldn't have built in same century, one looks almost new, and the other degraded to point it's hard to identify statues, yet no signs of manmade damage and nature couldn't have done because the temple only 1 or 2 km apart. It's just baffling to me in south India they dated almost all ancient temples form 7th century to 11th century, that almost 90% of the temples in that range, it like everyone in India had nothing to do in those 400 years expect for sculpting and building temples. And when evidence like Mahabalipuram undersea temple staring and screaming at them much older time for stone architectures in south. They just ignore that and pretend that they didn't exist. It's not even that hard to see, if you know where to look you can see the top of vimana from the Mahabalipuram beach temple, it's just 2 to 3 km away from the shore.
A pleasure to watch this discussion
So Interesting, thanks to Dr George for this work. Please make bigger documentary.