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Zodage, Nashik district, Maharashtra · 20.6576°, 74.6737°
A thirteenth-century basalt Shiva temple at Zodage in Nashik district, thought to have been raised by the Yadavas or the Shilaharas under Chalukya overlordship, with carvings of Chamunda, Bhairava and Vishnu. Mahashivratri is its chief festival and a fair is held on the thirteenth day of Magha.
coordinates: wikipedia-2026-08-28 · sources retrieved 2026-08-26 · dynasty page: Yadava or Shilahara, under Chalukya suzerainty
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