mahakal temple was located in the kingdom of the western chalukya dynasty.
mahakal temple was located in the kingdom of which dynasty?
western chalukya dynasty
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mahakal temple, darjeeling





























the mahakal temple or mahakal mandir (. translation: the master of "kaal [time]") is a sacred hindu temple located in darjeeling in the state of west bengal, india dedicated to the hindu god lord shiva, the third god in the hindu triumvirate. the temple was built in 1782 by lama dorjey rinzing and is perched atop the observatory hill in darjeeling and is an amalgamation of hindu and buddhist religions. it is a unique religious site where both religions coexist harmoniously.





























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mahakal temple, darjeeling