Mysteries of Tiger caves, Mahabalipuram - Advanced Ancient Technology of India!
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hey guys today I'm going to show you a strange place called Tiger caves. This site you're about to see has many strange features. I think it must have been an ancient lab. What you're about to see is really mind-boggling because most people have never seen something like this. There's something very mysterious about these tiger caves this is not a cave there are no caves here and neither do these monuments show Tigers. If you look at these carvings there are no Tigers and historians maintain that these structures were created by Pallava kings but Pallava Kings never carved Tigers because it symbolizes their rival Cholas so what is the origin of this structure?
In normal hindu temples and monuments carvings will appear to have little details when you are far away and as you approach the monuments the carvings will show the more finer details but the structure is the complete opposite of this. When you're close to the structure you cannot make out what it is. If you see the carvings from this distance you cannot even tell what they are, you cannot even tell if they're animals.
But the farther you go you will get a clearer picture. Jus try... watch how the camera moves farther and farther and the picture gets clearer and clearer. This is the beauty of tiger caves. The tiger cave was supposed to be built about 1300 years ago but some people believe that it was built much much earlier than that more than 10,000 years ago. This is a strange structure many archaeologists agree that this was not a temple but nobody knows why the structure was built? There are no statues. There are other features which explain what the structure was meant to be but you do see various animals. This animal which is commonly mistaken as a tiger has large fangs but also has horns like a cow and you can see more animals what you see here is an elephant. There are more elephants carved nearby but there's also a horse that's carved here. Why did they build a monument like this full of different animals? Nobody knows.
As you can see this is just a rock it's just a gigantic rock but you know ancient builders were capable of converting these things into amazing monuments. Just take a look at this, this is incredible as you can see this is just one rock but they've turned this into a temple. Let's go take a look at what it has to offer for us.
Now you can see a most spectacularly machined Lingam inside this chamber. This is one of the most complicated structures which were built in the ancient times. Just go inside, take a look how it looks. This Lingam has 16 facets and all the angles are perfectly made imagine taking a block of stone and making them into 16 equal sides with perfect angles. Today you would use C & C machines computerized technology to make a structure like this but how was it done more than a thousand years ago?
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The Tiger Cave is a stone cut Hindu sanctuary complex situated in the villa of Saluvankuppam close Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu, India. It gets its name from the carvings of tiger heads on the mouth of a cavern which shapes a piece of the complex. The Tiger Cave is viewed as one of the Mahabalipuram shake cut sanctuaries developed by the Pallavas in the eighth century AD. The site is situated on the Bay of Bengal coast and is a well known outing spot and visitor goal. The sanctuary is kept up by the Archeological Survey of India (ASI).
The discovery of an inscription on a rocky outcrop in the Tiger Cave complex in 2005 led to the excavation of a Sangam period Subrahmanya Temple close by.
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Saluvankuppam, likewise spelt as Salavankuppam or Saluvanakuppam, is a seaside villa in the Kanchipuram locale of Tamil Nadu, India. It is arranged on the East Coast Road a good ways off of 7 kilometers from Mahabalipuram on the Chennai-Mahabalipuram stretch. The Tiger Cave, which shapes a piece of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mahabalipuram is situated here. The as of late uncovered Subrahmanya Temple near Tiger Cave is additionally situated here. The villa alongside its environment house various retreats and is a mainstream traveler goal.
The spots in and around Saluvankuppam are known to have been occupied since the early hundreds of years of the Christian period. Prior known as Thiruvizhchil, the town was renamed as Saluvankuppam during Vijayanagar period after the Saluva king Saluva Narasimha Deva Raya.
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Tiger cave ECR Chennai Mahabalipuram rock-cut temples.Tamil Vlog
The Tiger Cave is a rock-cut Hindu temple(UNESCO world heritage site) located in Saluvankuppam near Mahabalipuram (6 km) in Tamil Nadu, India. It gets its name from the carvings of tiger heads on the mouth of a cave which forms a part . The Tiger Cave is considered to be one of the Mahabalipuram rock-cut temples constructed by the Pallavas in the 8th century AD. The site is popular picnic spot and tourist destination. The temple is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India .
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#cookurtrip #tigercaves #mahabalipuram The Tiger Cave is a rock-cut Hindu temple complex located in the hamlet of Saluvankuppam near Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu, India. It gets its name from the carvings of tiger heads on the mouth of a cave which forms a part of the complex. The Tiger Cave is considered to be one of the Mahabalipuram rock-cut temples constructed by the Pallavas in the 8th century AD. The site is located on the Bay of Bengal coast and is a popular picnic spot and tourist destination. The temple is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
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The Tiger Cave is a rock-cut Hindu temple complex located in the hamlet of Saluvankuppam near Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu, India. It gets its name from the carvings of tiger heads on the mouth of a cave which forms a part of the complex. The Tiger Cave is considered to be one of the Mahabalipuram rock-cut temples constructed by the Pallavas in the 8th century AD. The site is located on the Bay of Bengal coast and is a popular picnic spot and tourist destination. The temple is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
The discovery of an inscription on a rocky outcrop in the Tiger Cave complex in 2005 led to the excavation of a Sangam period Subrahmanya Temple close by.
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Evidence of Advanced Machining Technology in Ancient India - Tiger Caves Part 2
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Hey guys, in the ancient site of tiger caves, there are several strange marks found on rocks. This site is perfect for studying ancient technology. So, let's go take a look and see what we can find.
Here, you can see a strange rock which is standing at an angle. Let us go take a look at what it is. Is it a natural rock or was some kind of work done on this? The rock is tilted about 30 degrees and is very tall, about 35 feet. Upon closer inspection, you can see some weird shapes and abstract carving like cuts on it. Is it possible that ancient builders were working on it, and this is not a natural formation? Geologists and other experts will absolutely deny this, but they are just humans and are prone to errors. Let us take the God's point of view, let us examine this rock from the sky. On one side, it looks normal but the truth is revealed when we turn to the other side. What do you think now? We can clearly see a series of perfect cuts on the top of the rock. Now we know, that it is a fact, that ancient builders were working on this rock.
But what were they doing? What could be the purpose of these cuts on the top of the rock? From the ground, it is nearly impossible to see these marks. Even more interesting, it is impossible to climb this rock, it is perfectly smooth and slippery you have to climb more than 30 feet without holding anything. So, How did ancient builders climb up and make these cuts? And most importantly what possible purpose could these little holes have served?
Tiger caves site is a very strange place, the purpose of many of the structures is UNKNOWN, including the so-called Tiger cave structure itself, nobody knows why these structures were built. But if you examine this site carefully, it appears to be a laboratory, a lab where various rock cutting technologies were tested.
How about this rock? You can clearly see that one giant rock has been split into 4 pieces..or actually 5 pieces. This is not natural. This rock is many feet long and is made of solid granite. This looks like a giant loaf of bread and somebody used a giant knife to cut it into several pieces. But it is actually quite impossible to cut this rock like bread.
Why? Because granite is a very very hard rock. Most people do not understand how hard it is, and many think they can easily cut it or break it. It is one of the hardest rocks in the world and we use diamond-tipped tools to cut granite.
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Tiger caves in mahabalipuram East Cost Road
Tiger Caves in one of the many ruins that is Mahabalipuram.
Located in the East Cost Road is a few KM from the Mahabalipuram Town.
It also has a very clean and peaceful beach.
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Mamallapuram, or Mahabalipuram, is a town on a strip of land between the Bay of Bengal and the Great Salt Lake, in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It’s known for its temples and monuments built by the Pallava dynasty in the 7th and 8th centuries. The seafront Shore Temple comprises 3 ornate granite shrines. Krishna’s Butter Ball is a massive boulder balanced on a small hill near the Ganesha Ratha stone temple.
Inland, the Pancha Rathas are a group of temples intricately carved from single rocks. Arjuna’s Penance, also known as the “Descent of the Ganges,” is a huge relief carving depicting an episode from the Mahabharata epic, with animals and gods. Mamallapuram is also home to several rock-carved cave temples, including the 7th-century hilltop Varaha Cave. The Government College of Architecture and Sculpture includes a museum documenting rock architecture in India. Farther north, Tiger Cave is believed to have hosted cultural events centuries ago.
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சென்னையில் இருந்து மாமல்லபுரம் செல்லும் கிழக்கு கடற்கரை சாலையில் சாளுவன்குப்பம் என்ற கிராமம், அப்போதைய பெயர் திருவிழிச்சில். இங்கே தான் (UNESCO) சின்னங்களில் ஒன்றான புலிக்குகை உள்ளது.
தமிழகக் கட்டடக்கலையின் சிறப்பினைக் கூறும் புடைப்புச் சிற்பங்கள், குடைவரைகள், ஒருகல் தளிகள், கட்டுமானக் கோயில்கள் எனப் பலவகைகள் இருப்பினும், அவற்றுள் என்னைப் பெரிதும் வியக்கச் செய்தவை குடைவரைகளே!! அந்நாளில் இறந்தோரை அடக்கம் செய்யவும், ஈமச்சின்னங்களாக நிறுத்தவும் மட்டுமே கற்பாறைகள் பயன்படுத்தப்பட்டன. பின்னாளில் இக்கற்பாறைகளைக் குடைந்து குடைவரைகள் உருவாக்கம் பெற்றன.
குடைவரைக் கலை, கோயில் கட்டடக்கலை வரலாற்றில் திருப்புமுனையாக அமைந்த காரணத்தால் மட்டுமன்றி அவற்றின் உருவாக்கத்தின் மீதெழுந்த மலைப்பும் குடைவரைகளின்பால் எனது ஆர்வமிகுதிக்குக் காரணம் எனலாம். குடைவரை எவ்வாறு அமைய வேண்டும் என்று திட்டமிட்டுப் பின்னர் பாறையினைக் குடைந்து உள்சென்று எங்ஙனம் சிறியதொரு சிதைவுமின்றி அழகியதொரு கோயிலை கச்சிதமாக வடித்திருப்பார்கள் என்றெண்ணும் போது மேலோங்கும் வியப்பு அளவிடற்கரியது அல்லவா! நாம் இதுவரை பயணித்து வந்த பல்லவர் பாதையில் விசித்திரசித்தரான மகேந்திரரின் ஏழு குடைவரைகளுள் ஆறினையும், (பல்லாவரம் குடைவரை நீங்கலாக) அவர் காலத்தில் அகழப்பெற்ற இரண்டு குடைவரைகளையும் (வல்லம் மற்றும் மேலச்சேரி), மாமல்லன் நரசிம்ம பல்லவரின் குடைவரை ஒன்றையும் கண்டு வந்தோம்.
இந்த புலி குகை பல் வேறு காரணங்களுக்காக உபயோகப்பட்டு இருக்கலாம் என்ற கருத்தை அறிஞர்கள் முன் வைக்கின்றனர். அரசனும் மக்களும் இந்திர விழாவைக் கொண்டாடவும், மண்டபத்தில் மன்னன் அமர்ந்து விழாவினைக்கண்டு இருக்கலாம், சிவனுக்கும் கொற்றவைக்கும் ஏற்ப்படுத்தப்பட்ட கோவிலாக இருக்கலாம், திறந்த வெளி கலயரங்கமாக அல்லது நடன மண்டபாக கூட இருக்கலாம் என்ற பல் வேறு கருத்துக்களை முன் வைக்கின்றனர்.
மகாபலிபுரம் கடற்கரையில் காணப்படும் கோவில்களைக் காணும் போது அவைகளைக் கட்டுவித்ததாக கருதப்படும் பல்லவ அரசர்கள் முதலாம் மஹேந்தரன், முதலாம் நரசிம்ஹன், பரமேஸ்வரன், இராஜசிம்மன் ஆகியவர்கள் சிவன் மற்றும் விஷ்ணு பக்தர்களாக இருந்தமையால் இந்த புலி குகையும் சிவன் மற்றும் கொற்றவைக்காக அமைக்கப்பெற்று இருக்கலாம் என்ற முடிவுக்கு வர வாய்ப்புள்ளது.
இந்த பெரியக் கல்லைத் தாண்டி போகும்போது, அங்கங்க நிறைய கற்பாறைகள் சிதறி கிடக்குற மாதிரி இருக்கு. கூடவே காதலர்களும் சிதறி கிடக்குற மாதிரி ஒவ்வொரு கல்லிற்கு பக்கத்திலையும் லவ்விட்டு இருக்காங்க..இதையெல்லாம் தாண்டி போன சில அடி தூரத்துல அழகான சிவன் கோவில் ஒண்ணு இருக்கு. இந்த கோவிலோட பேரு அதிரண சண்டகோவில். இது ஒரு குடவரை கோவில். மிகவும் சக்தி வாய்ந்த சிவன் கோவிலாம்.
நந்தியை ரெண்டு துண்டா செதுக்கி பின் ஒட்டி வச்சமாதிரி இருக்கு. பக்கத்தில் ஒருபாறையில் மஹிசாசுரமர்தினி கதை செதுக்கப்பட்டிருக்கு.
பட்டைதீட்டிய சிவலிங்கமும், அவருக்குப் பின்னே பார்வதி சமேத பரமேஸ்வரரும், பக்கத்தில் இருபுறமும் துவாரபாலகர்கள் வீற்றிருக்க பிரம்மா, விஷ்ணு இருவரும் இரண்டு பக்கத்துலயும் இருந்து அருள் புரியுறாங்க. பக்கவாட்டு சுவர்களில் ஏதோ குறிப்புகள் அடங்கிய கல்வெட்டுகள் காணப்படுது.
This video is about Mahabalipuram tiger caves ,it is one of the UNESCO heritage site and stands tall in explaining Pallava kings culture and heritage.
The Tiger Cave is a rock-cut Hindu temple complex located in the hamlet of Saluvankuppam near Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu, India. It gets its name from the carvings of tiger heads on the mouth of a cave which forms a part of the complex. The Tiger Cave is considered to be one of the Mahabalipuram rock-cut temples constructed by the Pallavas in the 8th century AD. The site is located on the Bay of Bengal coast and is a popular picnic spot and tourist destination. The temple is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
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Tiger cave located in ECR Road Chennai,3 km from Mahabalipuram.
The Tiger Cave is a rock-cut Hindu temple complex located in the hamlet of Saluvankuppam near Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu, India
The site is located on the Bay of Bengal coast and is a popular picnic spot and tourist destination
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Tiger caves are located in ECR Road Chennai. This is just 3 km from historical mahabalipuram. Tiger caves are monolithic rock structures built by pallavas. there is beach near tiger.This is very good weekend gateway for the Chennai festival. Jain museum and crocodile park are some of the nearest places to to visit.
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UNDERWATER Temples Found in Mahabalipuram?? The Seven pagodas of India
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Hey guys, today I am at the sea shore of an ancient site called Mahabalipuram in India . I have posted several videos about this place, but today I am going to show you some solid evidence of underwater temples, submerged in the sea. On the shore, you see a majestic temple known as Jalashayana temple. I bet you have never heard of this name, today people just know of it as the Shore temple, but an inscription inside the temple reveals that its original name was Jalashayana. What does it mean? It means Resting in Water. Very appropriate for a temple situated touching the sea. This temple was built at least 1300 years ago.
But my focus today is on the temples which are submerged in the sea. Are there really structures underwater in this ocean? Just outside the shore temple, there is a rock standing in water. Today, The shore temple is fenced , so I cannot walk to this place from the temple, but this was part of another temple structure. If you take a good look at this, you begin to see chisel marks, but if you go into the water, and then look at the other side, this is what you will see. Clearly, there is a small rectangular chamber carved and several deities are carved in this rock. All this was done at least 1300 years ago, and look, there is another rock peeping out in the middle of the water. That is also another ancient monument lying completely under water. This proves that there are ancient temples submerged in this ocean, waiting to be discovered.
But the most important evidence of these submerged temples is from the Archeology Department itself. Government Archeologists have explored underwater in 2002 and have confirmed that yes, there are quite a few broken pillars, damaged walls and other structures inside the water, belonging to ancient times. So, it is a fact that there are submerged temples in Mahabalipuram.
So, how many temples are there underwater? The answer was given by Marco Polo, a venetian traveler who traveled by sea, about 700 years ago. Marco Polo says there were 7 very large temples in the shore, and calls them 'The 7 Pagodas' . The temples must have been so large that they were visible from a long distance. In the last 700 years, this coastline has seen many tsunamis and the water level has consistently risen, leaving only the last of the 7 pagodas to be seen today.
This is why this temple is sometimes known as the Last Pagoda. Even this temple was consistently harassed by the sea water. Water used to frequently come into the temple, which is why the archeology department has placed a massive number of rocks as barriers to prevent this from happening.
I will explain this temple in a different video, but there is a strange little tank inside the complex. It is roughly a rectangular structure and today you can see there is a little bit of water, but I have visited this site many times. During dry seasons, you can see a key hole shaped hole in the center. This hole goes deep inside and is connected to the ground water level. Water comes out of this hole. And nearby there is a small cylindrical structure with various levels marked on it. Locals claim that this is an ancient flood indicator, and it can even foretell Tsunamis. See there is a deity carved inside the cylinder, locals say that if the water rises up to the neck of the deity, then the priest would make an announcement that everybody should evacuate the area, because there would be a flood in the next 48 hours. So, this was like a weather forecast device that could warn about the rising water level.
So, it is a fact there are 7 Pagodas in Mahabalipuram, but 6 of them are under the sea. I hope some day, I can lay eyes on them and reveal them to you. I am Praveen Mohan, thanks a lot for watching, don't forget to subscribe and also click on the bell button to get all the updates. Please give this video a thumbs up and do share it with your friends and I will talk to you soon. Bye!
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Mahabalipuram Tourism | Shore temple | Chennai | Mamallapuram | India Walking Tours 2/8
The Shore Temple (built in 700–728 AD) is so named because it overlooks the shore of the Bay of Bengal. It is located near Chennai in Tamil Nadu.
It is a structural temple, built with blocks of granite, dating from the 8th century AD. At the time of its creation, the site was a busy port during the reign of Narasimhavarman II of the Pallava dynasty. As one of the Group of Monuments at Mahabalipuram, it has been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984. It is one of the oldest structural (versus rock-cut) stone temples of South India..
Shore temple is a complex of temples and shrines.
Marco Polo and the European merchants that came to Asia after him called the site Seven Pagodas. One of these is believed to be the Shore Temple. The temple probably acted as a landmark for navigation of their ships. As it appears like a Pagoda, the name became familiar to the seafarers.
This structural temple complex was the culmination of the architectural creations that were initiated by the King Narasimhavarman II in mid 7th century starting with the Cave temples and the monolithic Rathas. Even though the architectural creation of sculpturing cut-in and cut-out structures continued during subsequent periods, as seen in the Atiranachanda cave, the Pidari rathas and the Tiger cave, the main credit for the architectural elegance of the Shore Temple complex in the category of structural temples goes to the King Rajasimha (700–28 AD), also known as Narasimhavarman II, of the Pallava Dynasty. It is now inferred that this temple complex was the last in a series of temples that seemed to exist in the submerged coastline; this is supported by the appearance of an outline of its sister temples off the coast during the Tsunami of 2004 which struck this coastline. The architecture of the Shore Temple was continued by the Cholas (in the temples that they built) who ruled Tamil Nadu after defeating the Pallavas.
The tsunami of December 2004 that struck the coastline of Coromandel exposed an old collapsed temple built entirely of granite blocks. This has renewed speculation that Mahablaipuram was a part of the Seven Pagodas described in the diaries of Europeans, of which six temples remain submerged in the sea. The tsunami also exposed some ancient rock sculptures of lions, elephants, and peacocks that used to decorate walls and temples during the Pallava period during the 7th and 8th centuries.
Though the tsunami of 26 December 2004 that occurred in the Indian Ocean struck the temple and the surrounding garden, the Shore Temple was not badly damaged, as the water level returned to its normal level within a few minutes. The damage was to the foundation of the bali peetam (sacrificial altar) in front of the temple, the steps leading to the boat jetty, and the small shrine with the Varaha (Boar) sculpture at the basement of the Shore temple. As the temple foundation is on hard granite rock, it could sustain the waves created by the tsunami; the groynes erected around the temple area on the coastline also aided its protection.
According to the two inscriptions found in the slab of smaller Shiva temple, the names of the three temples mentioned are as Kshatriyasimha Pallavesvara-gruham, Rajasimha Pallavesvara-gruham and Pllikondaruliya-devar. The entire temple complex is called as Jalashayana (lying in water). This confirms that the Vishnu shrine was the first shrine to be excavated here. The inscription on the lintel of the Vishnu shrine also mentions this as Narapatisimha Pallava Vishnu Griha where Narapatisimha is a title of Rajasimha.
An archaeologist has observed that: In locating the temple on the very margin of the sea, exposing it to avoidable dangers, the builders, there can be little doubt, sought theatrical effect.
Indian Dance Festival-Mamallapuram
The Mamallapuram Dance Festival is held every year during Dec-Jan in Mamallapuram, Tamil Nadu. This dance festival is organised by Department of Tourism, Govt. of Tamil Nadu. Exponents of Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Kathak, Odissi, Mohini Attam and Kathakali perform against this magnificent backdrop of the Pallava rock sculptures. It is vibrant festival of dance where enormous audience enjoys this one month long festival.
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Must Visit Places in Chennai ( Tigers Cave & Mahabalipuram )
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Ancient Indian - Chinese Connection Revealed at Mahabalipuram!
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Hey guys, many of you have messaged me about why the Indian Prime Minister Modi has chosen Mahabalipuram to meet the Chinese President Xi Jinping. This meeting is happening today. Mahabalipuram is a very ancient site, and these 2 big powers meeting in this area has sparked a great interest. Why are they meeting here? Because of the history between India and China which spans for more than 2000 years. This area around Mahabalipuram was ruled by a dynasty called the Pallava, and let us take a look at this ancient temple built by Pallavas called Tiruparameswara Vinnagaram.
And here, the walls are adorned with thousands of Hindu Gods and human beings, but here you can find something very strange. A chinese figure. He must be a very important figure, because this is a big size carving and it is flanked by plenty of helpers. He is in a seated position and his moustache is pointing down along with a slim, narrow beard - these are classic features showing that he is chinese. Who is he? And why is he carved in this ancient temple? This is a Chinese traveler by the name of Faxian also known as Fa-Hien in India. He visited India around 400 A.D, yes that is 1600 years ago. And we are looking at this historical carving in this same area - Mahabalipuram, and this temple belongs to same Pallava dynasty . The place where the Indian leader and Chinese leader are meeting now is less than 40 miles from this temple. And Faxian did not come alone, because we can see more carvings of Chinese people carved in the same temple. Here is a thinner chinese figure. You can see that he has a long beard and a pointy moustache. You can see his sharp nose, and he carries a typical chinese umbrella. This is a clear trademark of Chinese travelers. He is shown pointing his finger to a Giant Hindu God. Of course that is a mystery which needs to be solved.
But, there must be a reason why both leaders are specifically meeting in Mahabalipuram. The reason is this. Mahabalipuram area is considered the birthplace of Bodhidharma, which even has a carving of him. Bodhidharma was Pallava prince who renounced his Royal life, and went to China, also around 400 or 500 A.D, about the same time as Faxian. He is considered the founder of Shaolin Kung Fu, and respected as a great philosopher who is widely worshiped in China.
So, who traveled first? Did Indians go to China first? Or did Chinese come to India before them? It appears that Indians went to China first, specifically for spreading Buddhism. Remember, Buddhism was born in India and then gradually spread to a lot of a Asian countries. In fact Buddhism is now much more popular in China than India. Buddhist missionaries from India went to China even 2000 years ago, to spread the teachings of Lord Buddha.
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