Western Chalukya architecture

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Western Chalukya architecture is a distinctive medieval South Indian architectural tradition known for its transitional style between early Chalukyan and later Hoysala forms, featuring intricately carved temples, ornate pillars, and richly decorated stonework in the Deccan region.

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Label	Occurrences
Western Chalukya architecture canonical	10
Western Chalukya style	1

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Hoysala style → influencedBy → Western Chalukya architecture ⓘ

Kukanoor → architecturalStyle → Western Chalukya architecture ⓘ

Kakatiya architecture → influencedBy → Western Chalukya architecture ⓘ

Kadamba style → hasInfluenced → Western Chalukya architecture ⓘ

Chalukya of Kalyani → architecturalStyle → Western Chalukya architecture ⓘ

Lakkundi → knownFor → Western Chalukya architecture ⓘ

Lakkundi → architectureStyle → Western Chalukya architecture ⓘ

Dambal → knownFor → Western Chalukya architecture ⓘ

Dambal → architecturalStyle → Western Chalukya style ⓘ

linked to: Western Chalukya architecture

Gadag → knownFor → Western Chalukya architecture ⓘ

Gadag → architecturalStyle → Western Chalukya architecture ⓘ