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The Shivappa Nayaka Palace in Shivamogga, Karnataka, symbolizes the legacy of the Keladi Nayaka dynasty and showcases the grandeur of its era. Built primarily of rosewood, the palace features intricate architecture, including a Durbar Hall and various historical artifacts, reflecting the artistic skills of the time. It serves as an educational hub for tourists and history enthusiasts, highlighting the dynasty's contributions to governance and architecture.

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The Shivappa Nayaka Palace in Shivamogga, Karnataka, symbolizes the legacy of the Keladi Nayaka dynasty and showcases the grandeur of its era. Built primarily of rosewood, the palace features intricate architecture, including a Durbar Hall and various historical artifacts, reflecting the artistic skills of the time. It serves as an educational hub for tourists and history enthusiasts, highlighting the dynasty's contributions to governance and architecture.

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HERITAGE WALK ON

SHIVAPPA NAYAKA
PALACE
PRESENTATION BY:
GAGANASHREE M S
4PM23CV005
INTRODUCTION
The Shivappa Nayaka Palace, located on the banks of the
Tunga River in Shivamogga, Karnataka, is an enduring
symbol of the Keladi Nayaka dynasty’s legacy.
Named after Shivappa Nayaka, an able ruler and
administrator of the Keladi dynasty, this palace reflects
the grandeur of a bygone era.
 The Keladi Nayakas were initially vassals under the
Vijayanagara Empire but rose to prominence after its
decline.
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE

• Rise of Shivappa Nayaka: Shivappa ascended the throne in 1645,


establishing himself as a formidable ruler
• Military Exploits: He expanded his kingdom by eliminating threats from
the Portuguese and capturing territories like Mangalore, Kundapura, and
Honnavar.
• Conflict with the Bijapur Sultanate: Shivappa Nayaka captured areas in
Dharwad and laid siege to Srirangapatna.
• Governance: Introduced the revenue system called ‘Sist’ which enhanced
economic stability.
• Legacy of Tolerance: His fair governance earned him the loyalty of his
subjects.
ARCHITECTURAL
HIGHLIGHTS
The palace is made almost entirely of rosewood, with intricately carved
wooden pillars and motifs adorning the structure.
It has a Durbar Hall (noble court) with massive wooden columns and
arched panels, used for administrative purposes.
Two-Storied Design: The living quarters on the upper level feature
balconies overlooking the Durbar Hall.
 Despite its simplicity, the architectural design reflects the artistic skill
of the era.
DARBAR HALL
ROSE WOODEN PILLARS
CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL ARTIFACTS

 Antiquities Display: The palace houses sculptures,


inscriptions, and hero stones from the Hoysala era and
later periods.
FAMOUS
SCULPTURES

Ugra-narasimha
Hanuman
Mahisha Mardini
Hero stone
TOURISM AND LEGACY

Though lesser known, the palace is a must-visit site in


Shivamogga, showcasing Karnataka’s rich history.
It serves as a testament to the Keladi dynasty’s contribution
to architecture and governance.
 The museum has transformed the palace into an
educational hub, attracting history enthusiasts and tourists.
THANK YOU

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