Category:Keshav Narayan temple, Amarkantak
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The Keshav Narayan temple is a Vishnu tradition Hindu temple in Amarkantak. It is from the 11th to 12th century, attributed to the Kalachuri of Tripuri era. It is sometimes referred to as the Vishnu temple.
The temple is notable for two perpendicular-oriented, square-plan, Nagara-style sanctums with a shared mandapa. Though the temple is documented to be Vaishnava, the lalitabimba has a Ganesha.
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