Q. Which among the following example of the 12th century Chalukyan Temple Art is an exception to the standard rule in chalukyan constructions that faces west, instead of facing the rising sun in the east?
Answer: Siddhesvara Temple, Haveri, Karnataka
Notes: The Siddhesvara Temple in Haveri, Karnataka, is an exception to the typical west-facing orientation of 12th-century Chalukyan temples, which usually face the rising sun in the east. This temple, built during the reign of the Western Chalukyas, showcases intricate carvings and a unique architectural style that reflects the period's artistic achievements. The Chalukyan era is known for its advancements in temple architecture, with notable features like ornate pillars and detailed sculptures.

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