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Hiriyur : ウィキペディア英語版
Hiriyur

Hiriyur is a town and taluk capital located near Chitradurga in the Indian state of Karnataka.
Hiriyur is renowned for having the oldest dam in Karnataka, built on the Vedavati river, and named Mari Kanive. Hiriyur is situated along National Highway 4. Hiriyur is located 160 km north of Bangalore. All the buses from Bangalore going towards Hubli, Belgaum, Davanagere, Bellary pass through Hiriyur.
The climate is generally dry with low rain fall. During winter (November - February) night temperature may come down up to 18 degrees C.
== History ==
Hiriyur is famous as a centre for regional (rural) markets. The 'santhe' attracts people from all over the district. It is also famous for the Mari Kanive, which is an architectural masterpiece constructed during the rule of the Mysore Wodeyars. C.N. Malige is one of the villages of Hiriyur taluk and it is situated between Hulithotlu and Adiralu villages. Sub office to this village is Aimangala. The national highway 4 which passes through Hiriyur has for decades created a cluster of business catering to the commuters.
Hiriyur is also famous for its 500+year old temple of lord shiva. Famously known as "Terumalleshwara temple" it is also called as "dakshina kashi" by the devotees. It is believed that famous devotee of lord shiva "Hema Reddy Mallamma" was a resident of this town. Every year she travelled to Varanasi by foot, as she grew older and weaker, one day she prayed to her lord that "O lord I have become old and weak, unable to visit varanasi and have your darshan, what do I do". On the night of that day lord shiva appeared in her dream and told her that she need not come to varanasi to see him, he himself will come and reside in Hiriyur. As promised lord shiva was believed to have incarnated in the "oralukallu" (a stone of cylindrical shape used in the households of ancient India for grinding purpose). That stone which was worshipped by Mallamma later became known as Terumalleshwara.
The ancient name of hiriyur was "Ghanapuri". The "Yeppattu Kannina Setuve" ("the seventy eyed bridge") located near Hiriyur is noted for its architecture. The patterns in the bridge resemble human eye, and there are seventy eyes.

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