Temple tower
Sanskrit 'vimana', literally 'well-proportioned'; in temple architecture it names the superstructure above the sanctum, distinct from its unrelated modern sense of 'aircraft.'
In South Indian temple architecture, the vimana rises directly over the sanctum housing the deity, while the gopuram is the towering gateway at the temple's outer walls.
The third Tirthankara was named Sambhavanatha, possibility, after his conception in Queen Susena's womb coincided with the end of a famine gripping Shravasti.
Ravana and Kailash Story
The sacred story from the Brahmavaivarta Purana of King Indrasena delivering his departed father from Yamaloka to Vaikuntha on Indira Ekadashi during Pitru Paksha in Ashvina Krishna Paksha.
The sacred katha from the Brahmanda Purana of King Vaikhanasa delivering his ancestors, celebrated concurrently with Gita Jayanti in Margashirsha Shukla Paksha.
Five Reposing Vishnu Temples on the Kaveri
The Marvel of 1,444 Marble Pillars