The Mystical Pools of Hampi
Pushkarinis
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Who built the Pushkarinis?
There isn't specific information available on who built each individual Pushkarini in Hampi.
When were the Pushkarinis built?
The Pushkarinis were built during the rule of the Vijayanagara Empire, which lasted from 1336 to 1565 AD.
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1. Unknown Architects and Builders  While we know the Pushkarinis were constructed during the Vijayanagara era,  specific details about the architects and builders are largely unknown.
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2. Hidden Chambers or Passages Legends whisper of hidden chambers or secret passages beneath some Pushkarinis.
3. Engineering Marvels  The construction methods used for the Pushkarinis are impressive. Some Pushkarinis have intricate steps leading down to the water, and others have ingenious water channels for replenishment.
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4. Lost Rituals and Practices The Pushkarinis were used for various religious ceremonies. Uncovering these practices would provide insights into the religious life of the Vijayanagara people.
5. Unexcavated Secrets  Many Pushkarinis remain partially submerged or haven't been extensively studied. Archaeological excavations could potentially reveal hidden treasures, artifacts, etc
Destruction of the Pushkarinis
The major destruction most likely occurred in 1565 AD after the siege of Vijayanagara by the Deccan sultanates. Exposure to the elements like wind, rain, and harsh sun would have caused deterioration of the Pushkarinis' structures as well.
What to see at the Pushkarinis
1. Water Management System Observe the water channels that were likely used to replenish the Pushkarinis. Some Pushkarinis might have underground connections to other water sources.
2. Sculpture and Statues While many statues might have been destroyed over time, some Pushkarinis might still have remnants of sculptures or carvings around them.
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