PANCHALINGESHWARA GAVI

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

This Panchalingeswara (Panchalingeshwara) is one of the relatively small caves (note 1) of unspecified nature and characteristics in unspecified host rock (limestone), which Yadava (2002 Mss Thesis, chapter 4.3.1, page 95) reports from an unspecified location somewhere In the Ulvi village (N15°00'20”: E74°30'30” in Supa) of the Joida taluk (Joida town N15°09': E74°29'). CULTURAL HISTORY: The cave name Panchalingeshwara (Five Linga Lord / God) appears to reflect a religious connotation rendering this cave possibly sacred and a temple cave.This Panchalingeswara (Panchalingeshwara) is one of the relatively small caves (note 1) of unspecified nature and characteristics in unspecified host rock (limestone), which Yadava (2002 Mss Thesis, chapter 4.3.1, page 95) reports from an unspecified location somewhere In the Ulvi village (N15°00'20”: E74°30'30” in Supa) of the Joida taluk (Joida town N15°09': E74°29'). CULTURAL HISTORY: The cave name Panchalingeshwara (Five Linga Lord / God) appears to reflect a religious connotation rendering this cave possibly sacred and a temple cave.