The external environment has been kept the same, as it depends on the geography

 The external environment has been kept the same, as it depends on the geography

 Avatar, Hathmi, Banga, Yamuna, Shani etc. Dami Shiksha, Shiva - In the copy of Parvati's Jayar, In the temple  There are amulets on the roof. There are 24 Rambhis in the Buddhist cave number 5. There is a statue of Goddess Shashva in the sixth cave, while in the tenth cave there is a huge statue of Lord Buddha dedicated to Vishwakaman. The Buddhist caves are 16 Hindu and 5 Jain caves, the most notable of which are the special caves numbered 10 and 12, 14, 15 and 16 (Hindu) and 33 (Jain). These caves in Ellora have three religions, The external environment has been kept the same, as it depends on the geography or mountain structure there, the works of Jain caves are benign, while the works of Hindu and Buddhist caves are of advanced penance. It also expresses impulsive and ejaculatory impulses. 

The excavation of the caves, which started from one side of the hill, extends for about two kilometers. One generation may not have contributed to the creation of this incredible architectural complex, so it is safe to assume that one generation, another generation will inherit the rites, values ​​and spirit of this work of art.  Seems to be. No one knows how long it will take for this huge task to be completed.

 The uniqueness of these caves is that they are not only on the ground floor, but also have two and three floors, they are called Dado Thal and Teen Thal. The art-skills in the uppermost caves are of a higher order. Among these ‘Suthar Ko Zhopada’ and ‘Vishwakarma’ are extremely beautiful.  The artists have made it come alive.  A huge room in this cave is about 28 meters deep, 14 meters long and 11 meters high.

Jane Sculpture and Architecture: 

India's magnificent and influential architecture is a major attraction for art lovers from all over the world.  Due to this a large number of tourists come to India every year. The diversity, craftsmanship, a profound spiritual touch and grandeur of India's sculptural architecture are, in the broadest sense, world heritage. The insightful visitor not only comes to see these magnificent architectures, but he wants to understand such a wonderful creation in its whole perspective.

 This understanding can only be given to him by an artist. The history of Indian architecture can also be divided into four parts: ancient, Buddhist, Hindu, Jain and later Islamic architecture. Everyone has a unique image of their own. 

There is identity, it has an impact on society, so it is worth looking at it differently. It is well known that the one who is still standing as a witness is E.Q. BC sculptures of the second century BC.  Buddhism and Jainism clashed with Hinduism.  In it, the followers of Buddhism rather than Jainism - the preachers cleverly made such a wide impact in India and outside India - in the West and even in the East that the monuments of Buddhism were built.

The Role of Art in Education 45 Parts of present-day countries were not maps at the time, so Buddhism spread to Gandhara (Afghanistan) in the west and Nepal, Tibet and Southeast Asia in the east, and resulted in the rise of Buddhist architecture.  In the country also Mirpur Khas (Sindh, Pakistan), Devni Mori (Gujarati), Ratnagiri, (Orissa), Vikramshila, Boshigaya (Bihar) etc. But the followers of Jainism, which emerged a few years ago, are gearing up to establish their own existence. 

 Meanwhile, due to Shankaracharya's whirlwind propaganda, the endangered existence of Hinduism was re-established and Buddhism was gradually disappearing from India.  Jainism got its full benefit. The propagandists of Jainism adopted the Buddhist rites and started building Jain deras all over India and establishing their existence in parallel with the temples of Hinduism.