NH4, Seebi, Karnataka 572128
Sri Seebi Narasimhaswami Temple
Local name to be added
Narasimha Swamy Temple, Seebi — Wikimedia
Location
Place
NH4, Seebi, Karnataka 572128
Seebi · Karnataka · India
Stala Purana
The soul of this place
Site of Shibi Chakravarthy's (Prahlada's grandson) vanaprastha ashram where Narasimha enshrined himself as a Shaligrama; also worshipped later by Sri Rama and King Chandrahasa of Kuntala; a later merchant-and-dream legend led to construction by three brothers (sons of Dewan Kacheri Krishnappa under Tipu Sultan's court).
Special details
Late-18th-century Dravidian structure with notable mural paintings depicting Krishna Leela and the courts of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III and Tipu Sultan; Gaja Pushkarini tank linked to the Gajendra Moksha episode. Deity: Narasimha in Shaligrama form, larger than a linga, facing north-east (no anthropomorphic murti — the Shaligrama itself is worshipped) Also described as: narasimha Geo note: approximate (nearest-town estimate; no precise address/plus-code in source)
Era · Late 18th century
Sacred rank
Devotee notes
For the yatri
Temple timings — Sun–Fri 8:30 AM–12:30 PM, 3:30–6:30 PM; Sat 8:30 AM–6:30 PM
Sacred media
YouTube darshan & discourses
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