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Rudra Mahalaya

Fragments of a large Shiva temple survive alongside later reused fabric.

Siddhpur · Gujarat

LAST DOCUMENTED CONDITION

Ruins

As documented: 2026-09-28
LOCATION PRECISION

Approximate locality

23.9192°, 72.3792° · not a surveyed footprint

How to read this history

AI-assisted source review: 2026-09-28. Independent specialist review: not completed.

The recorded chronology

Selected episodes. Rebuilding and later changes are distinguished from damage.

  1. Partial destruction · intentional causeOpen this episode on the map ↗

    1410–1444 AD · reign window

    The historical account attributes substantial demolition and reuse to Ahmad Shah I’s campaign.

    eventAttributed · further checking needed

    The historical account attributes substantial demolition and reuse to Ahmad Shah I’s campaign.

    A reign window is used because an exact demolition date is not established here.

    dateAttributed · further checking needed

    1410–1444 · reign window

    actorAttributed · further checking needed

    Ahmad Shah I of Gujarat

Location & last documented condition

locationSupported in consulted sources

Approximate locality; not a surveyed historic footprint.

present conditionAttributed · further checking needed

Described as ruins in the consulted account.

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