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The 16 pages that link to Hindu temple architecture, each with the reason it gives.

• Gupta EmpireNarrower topic: Gupta-period temples helped shape enduring forms of structural Hindu architecture.

• Mughal architectureCompared with: Its religious programs and spatial organization differ from the imperial tombs, mosques, and palaces central to Mughal architecture.

• Angkor WatNarrower topic: Angkor Wat adapts this temple tradition on an imperial scale.

• Buddhist architectureCompared with: Its shrine-centered forms developed alongside Buddhist architecture in South Asia.

• Konark Sun TempleNarrower topic: The temple’s chariot imagery is integrated into a sacred architectural complex.

• Chandragupta IIRelated: Early Gupta-era temple building developed during the dynasty whose power he strengthened.

• Dravidian architectureNarrower topic: Dravidian architecture is one major regional tradition within this broader field.

• Eastern Ganga dynastyNarrower topic: It provides the broader context for the dynasty’s temple-building program.

• Khajuraho Group of MonumentsNarrower topic: Its sanctuary, assembly spaces, and towers shape the group’s Hindu temple designs.

• PrambananNarrower topic: Prambanan’s soaring towers and shrine arrangement belong to this broader architectural tradition.

• KrishnadevarayaNarrower topic: Temple construction and endowments linked royal authority to religious landscapes during his reign.

• Asian artRelated: Temple building linked religious practice with distinctive regional artistic traditions.

• Mỹ SơnNarrower topic: Mỹ Sơn’s towers adapt broader Hindu temple forms to Champa materials and ritual.

• Elephanta CavesRelated: Its sacred spaces and imagery provide context for the caves’ principal temple.

• Hindu artNarrower topic: Temple design integrates sculpture and ornament into a larger sacred setting.

• Architecture of IndiaBroader topic: Temple design is one of the subcontinent’s richest and most regionally varied building traditions.