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Pranala

In Hindu temple architecture, a pranala (IAST: praṇāla) is a discharge outlet attached to the wall of the sanctum. It discharges the lustral water or other liquids poured over the idols.

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Pranala

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples22
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Pranala

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related to history · 12
Pranala → CE, French, Gupta, Hindu, However, India, Indian, Java, Shaka-Kushana, Some, Southeast Asia, The
related to Designs · 8
Pranala → Aparajita-prchchha, European, It, Māru-Gurjara, Pranalas, Samarangana Sutradhara, The, Vishvakarma's Vastushastra
is a · 1
Pranala → grasa-pranala
related to Examples · 1
Pranala → Some

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water pranalas common also depicts temples temple sanctum used makara-pranala grasa-pranala hindu architecture examples iast period india type similar spouts

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Pranalais agrasa-pranala0.90text
Pranalarelated to DesignsPranalas0.60section
Pranalarelated to DesignsThe0.60section
Pranalarelated to DesignsEuropean0.60section
Pranalarelated to DesignsIt0.60section
Pranalarelated to DesignsSamarangana Sutradhara0.60section
Pranalarelated to DesignsVishvakarma's Vastushastra0.60section
Pranalarelated to DesignsMāru-Gurjara0.60section
Pranalarelated to DesignsAparajita-prchchha0.60section
Pranalarelated to ExamplesSome0.60section
Pranalarelated to historyThe0.60section
Pranalarelated to historyShaka-Kushana0.60section

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