List of Vijayanagara era temples in Karnataka

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|Someshwara

|File:View from the rear of the Someshwara Temple at Kolar.jpg

|Kolar city

|Kolar

|Early 14th century

|According to the Archaeological Survey of India the temple is assignable to the early Vijayanagara period

|File:Sringeritemple.jpg

|Sringeri

|Chikkamagaluru

|16th century

|According to art historian George Michell, the unusual stellate appearance of the temple is due to the influence of Hoysala architecture.

|File:Shiva temple on Hemakuta hill 1.JPG

|Hemakuta hill, Hampi

|Vijayanagara

|Early 14th century

|Hemakuta group of temples, UNESCO World Heritage Site

|File:GANIGITTI TEMPLE-Dr. Murali Mohan Gurram (1).jpg

|Hampi

|Vijayanagara

|c.1385

|An inscription on the site states that the temple was built in A.D. 1385 by lruga, in the reign of King Harihara II, UNESCO World Heritage Site

|File:1000-Pillar-Temple- Moodbidri-Right-Side-View.JPG

|Mudabidri

|Udupi

|c.1429–1430

|Known locally as the 1000-pillared temple

|File:Cheluvanarayana Swamy Temple BNC.jpg

|Melkote

|Mandya

|c.1458

|Also known as Cheluva Narayana temple, it was built by the local Vijayanagara chieftain

|File:View of the Virupaksha temple gopura from Hemakuta hill 3.JPG

|Hampi

|Vijayanagara

|14th-16th centuries

|UNESCO World Heritage Site

|File:Temple stepped tank of the Vijayanagara Empire 10-31-2008 1-29-26 PM.JPG

|Hampi

|Vijayanagara

|16th century

|Stepped temple tank in Hoysala style, UNESCO World Heritage Site

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|Hampi

|Vijayanagara

|c.1556

| Five temples were built for the Vaishnava saints Tirumangai, Mudal, Nammalvar, Tirumalishai & Ramanuja; UNESCO World Heritage Site

|File:The Magnificent Siva Lingam, Hampi.jpg

|Hampi

|Vijayanagara

|15th century

|UNESCO World Heritage Site

|File:Mallikarjuna temple (1406-1422 AD) at Hospet.JPG

|Hospet

|Vijayanagara

|1406–1422

|Located in Mallapanagudi, close to Hospet

|File:Virupaksha temple at Virupakshi in the Kolar district.JPG

|Virupakshi

|Kolar

|15th century

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|File:Vijayendra temple in Betamangala, Kolar district.jpg

|Bethamangala

|Kolar

|15th century

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|Bhatkal

|Uttara Kannada

|1555

|Built by Shantappa Nayaka

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|Bhatkal

|Uttara Kannada

|1540

|Built by local chief Ketapayya

|File:Venur - Bahubali.JPG

|Venur

|Uttara Kannada

|c.1606

|The monolith was built by the local Ajila Chiefs.

|File:Shivagange natural view.JPG

|Shivagange

|Bangalore rural

|c.1600

|Shivagange was the principal seat of the Gowda rulers, the founders of Bangalore. Portraits of Kempe Gowda I (dated c.1608) and his two brothers are installed in the rock cut chamber of the temple.

|File:Gavi Gangadhareshwara temple, Bengaluru.jpg

|Bangalore

|Bangalore

|c.1600

|The cave temple was built by Kempe Gowda I in the 16th century.

|File:Sri Mookambika Temple, Kollur.jpg

|Kollur

|Udupi

|c.1616

|Built by Venkatappa Nayaka of the Nayaka Dynasty of Keladi

|File:Profile - Rameshwara Temple.JPG

|Keladi

|Shimoga

|Early 16th century

|The Rameshvara shrine was built by Chudappa Nayaka (c.1499–1530), the founder of the dynasty, and the adjoining Veerabhadra shrine was built by his successor Sadashiva Nayaka (r.1530–1566).

|File:Profile from the small mantapa in the Aghoreshwara temple at Ikkeri.jpg

|Ikkeri

|Shimoga

|Late 16th century

|The Aghoreshwara shrine was built by Dodda Sankanna Nayaka (or Sankanna I, r.1566–1570) who moved his capital from Keladi to Ikkeri.

|File:Kalyani-a Vijayanagara era contribution to the Bhoga Nandeeshwara temple complex.JPG

|Nandi

|Chikkaballapura

|15th century

|A pavilion with elegant pillars between the two major shrines, a navaranga mantapa (pavilion) with Yali pillars and a large stepped temple tank (kalyani or pushkarni) were added in this period.

|File:View of Kanakachalapathi temple at Kanakagiri in the Koppal district.JPG

|Kanakagiri

|Koppal

|c.1509–1529

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|File:Ananthasayana temple (1524 AD) at Ananthasayanagudi.JPG

|Ananthasayanagudi

|Ballari

|c.1524

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|Kurudumale

|Kolar

|16th century

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|File:Gopura over entrance to the Teru Malleshvara temple at Hiriyur.JPG

|Hiriyur

|Chitradurga

|c.1466

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|File:Nandi Basavangudi.JPG

|Bengaluru

|Bangalore Urban

|c.1509–1529

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|File:Gopura of Someshwara temple (16th century) in Bengaluru.JPG

|Bengaluru

|Bangalore Urban

|16th century

|One of the oldest temples in Bangalore, major additions or modifications to which were made during the late Vijayanagara Empire period under the rule of Kempe Gowda I (Hiriya Kempe Gowda).

|File:A profile of the Gopala Krishnaswamy temple at Timmalapura.JPG

|Thimmalapura

|Vijayanagara

|c.1539

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|File:Yali pillars1 at Ranganatha temple in Rangasthala, Chikkaballapur district.jpg

|Rangasthala

|Chikkaballapura

|c.1600

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|File:Mahadwara (grand entrance) to Gaurishvara temple at Yelandur.JPG

|Yelandur

|Chamarajanagar

|c.1500

|The temple was constructed by a local chief Singedepa Devabhupala of the Hadinadu chiefdom, a feudatory of the 16th century Vijayanagara Empire

|File:Jambukeshwara temple near Hospet in the Bellary district.JPG

|Hospet

|Vijayanagara

|c.1500

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|File:Ranganatha Swamy Temple at Magadi, Karnataka.JPG

|Magadi

|Ramanagara

|c.1524

|The gopura (tower) were built by the Vijayanagar emperor Krishnadevaraya in the 16th century and was later renovated by King Jayachamaraja Wodeyar of the Mysore Kingdom.

|File:Someshwara temple at Magadi.jpg

|Magadi

|Ramanagara

|c.1569

|Built by Kempe Gowda I, the founder of Bangalore

| File:View from the rear in the Gunjanarasimhaswamy temple at Tirumakudal Narasipura.JPG

| Tirumakudal Narasipur

| Mysore

| 16th century

| The temple was under the patronage of the local governor of Mysore, during the Vijayanagara rule over South India.