Category:Sondani victory pillars
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Location | Mandsaur district, Ujjain division, Madhya Pradesh, India | ||||
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This is the site with inscribed Yasodharman victory pillars (vijayastambha) in Sondani village, southeast of Mandsaur city. This is an ancient site near the famed ancient city of Dasapura or Dasrathor, or just Dasor in pre-14th century Hindu texts (called Mandsaur in Persian and later era texts, also spelled in 19th and 20th century publications as Mandasor, Mandesar, Mundesor, and other phonetic spellings).
The name Dasapura has roots in the ancient city's legendary ten divisions (interconnected hamlets). After the 13th-century, it earned the nickname Manda-Dasor, literally "distressed Dasor", which likely referred to its destruction and ruinous condition. This evolved to just Mandsaur.
Mandsaur and nearby region has been a major source of important inscriptions and artwork from the 2nd to the 14th-century CE. The Sondhni pillars are also called Mandsaur pillars.
Media in category "Sondani victory pillars"
The following 42 files are in this category, out of 42 total.
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Mandasor duplicate pillar inscription of Yashodharman.jpg 959 × 1,060; 357 KB
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Mandasor stone inscription of Yashodharman Vishuvardhana.jpg 2,229 × 1,727; 1.11 MB
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Mandasor stone pillar inscription of Yashodharman.jpg 9,544 × 3,647; 14.22 MB
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Plan of Sondani.jpg 1,379 × 903; 502 KB
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Sondani fragments.jpg 962 × 548; 321 KB
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Sondani statue.jpg 922 × 558; 333 KB
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Sondani statues.jpg 320 × 480; 49 KB
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Sondani victory pillar of Yashodharman.jpg 948 × 944; 290 KB
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Sondani.jpg 480 × 320; 41 KB
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Sondani4.jpg 480 × 320; 60 KB
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Sondhni overview.jpg 2,796 × 1,384; 1.68 MB
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Sondhni pillar capital.jpg 1,694 × 1,532; 1.03 MB
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Sondhni pillar.jpg 1,680 × 3,146; 1.3 MB
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Sondhni, two Dvarapalas.jpg 2,252 × 1,666; 2.28 MB
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Sri Yashodharman.jpg 406 × 164; 50 KB
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The Sondani site in 1908.jpg 2,482 × 862; 1.11 MB