MYSORE PALACE II  मैसूर पैलेस II AMBA VILAS  PALACE II अंबा विलास पैलेस II Indian Palace ........
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Date: 19/10/2021

Mysore Palace 
Situated in the heart of Mysore in Karnataka, this is the King's Palace, one of the most spectacular structures in the country. It is also known as Amba Vilas.

History

This palace is also known as Amba Vilas Mahal. Mysore Palace was built by Krishnaraja Wadiyar IV in 1897 AD. At that time it was built from sandalwood wood, but it was damaged in an accident.
After that another palace was built here. Krishnaraja Wadiyar IV and his mother Kampanan Jamni Devi entrusted the British architect Henry Irwin with the responsibility of building the second Mysore palace. The second palace was built in 1912.

At that time, 41.47 lakh rupees were spent to build this palace. Mysore Palace is 245 feet long and 156 feet wide. The gold dome built within it is situated at a height of 145 feet from the ground. A total of 98260bulbs have been installed in it to illuminate it.

MYSORE PALACE ARCHITECTURE

The Mysore Palace is a confluence of Eastern and Roman and Dravidian architecture. The dome on the upper part of this palace is made of pink colored gray stones. Inside the palace there is a large fort whose dome is decorated with gold stones.

There is a place of worship on the first floor of the Mysore palace. There are pictures of many deities. Along with this, there are many pictures of Maharaja and Maharani performing puja and yajna. On the second floor at the back side there are 3 thrones for the Maharaja, Maharani and Yuvraj to sleep.

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