History of the temple

After taking over the project in 1883, Gaudí continued working in the basement completed in 1889. After that, he began researching the hind leg and steadily received a donation. After receiving a large amount of anonymous donation, Gaudí proposed a new and more ambitious design. He proposed abandoning the old neo-Gothic style plan and switching to a more monumental and innovative design in terms of shape, structure and architecture. Gaudi's design has a large church with a floor plan based on the Latin cross and the towering tower. It has great symbolism both in architecture and sculpture and conveys the teachings of the Gospel and the Christian church.

In 1892 the cornerstone of Jesus' birthplace started. As Gaudi himself said, this facade was built first, "If you do not make this beautifully decorated, luxurious facade, we will be hard and naked with skeletons people will reject In 1894 the rear façade was completed and in 1899 the Rosary gate, one of the entrances to the corridor of Jesus' births, was completed.

In 1909, Gaudi built a temporary school building of Sagrada Familia in the southwest corner of the site for the Sagrada family and local children. The following year, in 1910, a model of the birth of Jesus, featured by Gaudi 's work organized by his friend and supporter Eusebi Güell, was exhibited in Paris' Grand Palais. Pasion exterior design in 1911

In 1914 Gaudí decided to focus on the construction of the Yeom Kipp Temple of the Sacred Church. This explains why he did not do any other major work in the later years of his life. As he spent the past few months at his studio studio he became focused; the space next to the back was used to create a scale model, drawing and design, sculpture and pictures .

In 1923, he did the final design of the nave and the roof. However, the construction is delayed. On November 30, 1925, the first clock tower of the Nativity Facade was 100 meters tall and was dedicated to St. Burns to complete the tower. This is the only tower completed by Gaudi. On June 10, 1926, he died as a result of injured on a tram 3 days ago. On June 12 he will be buried at the Church of Our Lady of Carmel on the first floor of the Sagrada Familia where his death will remain on this day.

Over the years, a large group of architects, drafters, sculptors, models has worked with Gaudi.

Immediately after Arumuga Maapaana Mudaliyar 7, the guardian of 7, took over the management of the temple, the "Golden Age" in the history of Nallur Temple began to be recorded after 1890. The first bell tower was built by him in 1899. He made many improvements to the temple including the main sanctuary refurbished with granite in 1902 to lay the temple floor. The first wall was built by him in 1909. Likewise, his successor has been gradually renovating temples from time to time. Since 1964, now and now the tenth guardian, Kumaradas · Maapaana · Moudariyar, took over the office, made numerous improvements so far, almost rebuilt the whole building, and the largest Hindu temple in the country and became. The annual "Tilpani" custom introduced by him has made this temple the current glory.

The historic temple is just a few kilometers from Guwahati Station and is open to tourists all year long. I do not know the exact date of the original temple. The temple is believed to be an ancient temple. The temple was rebuilt in 1665 after being destroyed by Muslim intruders. It may be an ancient Khasi ceremonial venue, and the sacrifice is still part of worship here. Every morning, a group of believers came to Shakti along with goats. Although little is known about the early history of the temple, the first mention about this place dates back to the inscription of Samudrapta Emperor of Allahabad.

At sunset, I will use this ancient Egyptian temple. Along with the development of history, the temple was destroyed and rebuilt in Madrid. The temple provides an ancient atmosphere for contemporary places. Located on a hill with beautiful views of the city, these places are ideal for sunset for tourists and locals. This place is also very good for selfies and pictures. I walked around this ancient / contemporary building and I stayed there for about an hour.