CENTER FOR ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY

Subject: Railing pillars, elephant in medallion

Subject: Corner section: Elephant makara, facing left; Stupa Vedika Coping

Subject: Left portion, elephant and rider; An Elephant Chase

Subject: An Elephant Chase

Subject: Bracket capital, trotting figure of an elephant with riders

Subject: Maharana Jai Singh (r. 1680-1698) of Mewar (Udaipur); Elephant of Maharaja Sri Jai Singhji

Subject: Bracket capital, trotting figure of an elephant with riders

Subject: Tiger elephant combat

Subject: Peacocks and elephant confrontation

Subject: Portion, Half-medallion with Silava Elephant Jataka; Stupa Vedika (Railing), Upright

Subject: Entryway, pilasters, elephant bracket

Subject: Left portion, elephant and rhinoceros [Ram Singh I of Kotah Hunting Rhinoceros]

Subject: Mukhamandapa, basement, elephant & vyalamala

Subject: Mukhamandapa, basement, elephant & vyalamala

Subject: Battle scene at upper right with commander on elephant surrounded by troops [Battle between Dara Shukoh and Alamgir (later Emperor Aurangzeb) at Samurah, 1658]

Subject: Battle scene at left with elephant attacking tents [Battle between Dara Shukoh and Alamgir (later Emperor Aurangzeb) at Samurah, 1658]

Subject: Battle scene in center with Aurangzeb being helped to mount elephant [Battle between Dara Shukoh and Alamgir (later Emperor Aurangzeb) at Samurah, 1658]

Subject: Shah Jahan's Pink Elephant Ridden by Prince Dara Shukoh

Subject: Head of elephant [Burhan al Mulk's Running Elephant]

Subject: Amr takes Hamza from the baths which an elephant brings down over Faridun Shah's head

Subject: Goddess Gajalakshmi: Outline of goddess Gajalakshmi, bathed by two elephants. The elephant on the left holds a lotus in his trunk over the goddess's head. A lamp is on each side of the lotus throne, below the lamp on the left is a lotus while below that on the right is a conch.

Subject: Stupa Vedika (Railing). Section of balustrade: Upright and railing with devotees at a tree shrine and Asokan pillar with elephant capital

Subject: Garbhagrha, east wall, elephant riders in candrasala

Subject: Upper right portion, elephant leading the procession; In 1564, four sultans allied at Talikota against the Vijayanagara empire. In the Battle of Talikota in 1565 the Vijayangara army led by Rama Raya was defeated. He was the son-in-law of the emperor Krishna Deva Raya. Vijayanagara (now known as Hampi) was completely destroyed in the third battle. The victorious Muslim army was commanded by Hussain Nizam Shah of Ahmadnagar, Ali Adil Shah and Ibrahim Qutb Shah. [Battle of Rakshasi-Tangadi (Battle of Talikota)]