Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Udyavar is a village on the outskirts of the town of Udupi, Karnataka, India. It is located to south of Udupi, and to the north of the Udyavar river. Due to high demand for houses in the area, Udyavar is gradually becoming a suburb of Udupi. National Highway 17 now NH 66 passes through this village. Also, an Ayurveda college campus is situated nearby.This ancient Port town is situated 5 km south of Udupi, the District Hq. The river Udyavar that flows from the east to west takes a northerly turn and separates the town Udyavar from the sea before joining the sea at Malpe. The river has several islets and its long and broad stretch is safe for navigation and anchored. Also, the river has created an enchanting scene with beautiful green belt on either side.Udyavar was one of the earliest capitals of the Alupas. It was a bone of contention between two factions of this family. As a result, the place became a battle ground during the 8th-9th Century A.D. Numerous inscriptions have been reported from this place. They provide the earliest epigraphical information about the Alupas.Udyavar during its pristine period had two fortifications. The inner enclosure had palace and the outer big one contained houses of all people, temples and business establishments. Antiquity of this place goes back to 4th-3rd Century B.C. Test excavations conducted here has yielded potterty of this period. Also, perhaps the earliest information about the Jaina Santaras (rulers of Hombuchcha) is obtained from this place.Though ancient, the city has lost its heritage due to modern development. Remnants of fort walls, some temples and inscriptions are but a few evidences to speak of its ancient glory. One of the earliest temples of this region was built here on a big rocky boulder. Various social groups and relious sects lived here. The important temples of this place are 1) The Shambu Kallu, 2) the Veera Bhadra Durgaparameshwari and the Vinayaka. Though ancient, they have obtained modern tingedue to repairs and renovations.Udyavar is a small village situated 4 km from Udupi Town which is a very famous for its Shri Krishna MathUdyavar also very famous for its temple. It consists of Vinayaka Temple, Veera Vittala Temple, Veerabhadra Temple, Pade Devastana, etc.And in Veerabhadra temple there is famous. }
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- Udyavar abstract "Udyavar is a village on the outskirts of the town of Udupi, Karnataka, India. It is located to south of Udupi, and to the north of the Udyavar river. Due to high demand for houses in the area, Udyavar is gradually becoming a suburb of Udupi. National Highway 17 now NH 66 passes through this village. Also, an Ayurveda college campus is situated nearby.This ancient Port town is situated 5 km south of Udupi, the District Hq. The river Udyavar that flows from the east to west takes a northerly turn and separates the town Udyavar from the sea before joining the sea at Malpe. The river has several islets and its long and broad stretch is safe for navigation and anchored. Also, the river has created an enchanting scene with beautiful green belt on either side.Udyavar was one of the earliest capitals of the Alupas. It was a bone of contention between two factions of this family. As a result, the place became a battle ground during the 8th-9th Century A.D. Numerous inscriptions have been reported from this place. They provide the earliest epigraphical information about the Alupas.Udyavar during its pristine period had two fortifications. The inner enclosure had palace and the outer big one contained houses of all people, temples and business establishments. Antiquity of this place goes back to 4th-3rd Century B.C. Test excavations conducted here has yielded potterty of this period. Also, perhaps the earliest information about the Jaina Santaras (rulers of Hombuchcha) is obtained from this place.Though ancient, the city has lost its heritage due to modern development. Remnants of fort walls, some temples and inscriptions are but a few evidences to speak of its ancient glory. One of the earliest temples of this region was built here on a big rocky boulder. Various social groups and relious sects lived here. The important temples of this place are 1) The Shambu Kallu, 2) the Veera Bhadra Durgaparameshwari and the Vinayaka. Though ancient, they have obtained modern tingedue to repairs and renovations.Udyavar is a small village situated 4 km from Udupi Town which is a very famous for its Shri Krishna MathUdyavar also very famous for its temple. It consists of Vinayaka Temple, Veera Vittala Temple, Veerabhadra Temple, Pade Devastana, etc.And in Veerabhadra temple there is famous".