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Malkheda (Manyakheta), Kalaburagi district, Karnataka · 17.1950°, 77.1608°
A ninth-century Jain temple of Neminatha at Malkheda on the Kagina river, the settlement that as Manyakheta was the imperial capital of the Rashtrakutas under Amoghavarsha I and later of the Western Chalukyas. Its pillars and walls span the ninth to eleventh centuries, and a Jain Bhattaraka math continues at the site.
coordinates: wikipedia-2026-08-28 · sources retrieved 2026-08-26 · dynasty page: Rashtrakuta
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