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Dogra architecture

Santhosh Kumar 25/10/2023

Dogra architecture upsc mind map
Context
Maharaj Gunj market revival
Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir
Previous issues
Lost historical glory
Encroachments and deviations
Revival collaborators
Srinagar Smart City Ltd.
Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH)
Kashmir chapter
Historical background
Introduced by Dogra Hindu kings
Between 1846 and 1947
About Dogra Architecture
Buildings and structures
Constructed by Dogra Hindu kings
Time frame
1846 to 1947
Origin of Dogras
Indo-Aryan descent
Migrated to Jammu
From Punjab region
During ancient times
Characteristics
Use of local materials
Stone
Wood
Bricks
Symmetrical designs
With ornate detailing
Wooden balconies
Intricately carved
Sloping roofs
To withstand snowfall
Overhanging eaves
Courtyards
Central
For light and ventilation
Architectural influences
Hindu
Tibetan
Examples
Mubarak mandi
Hub of Dogra culture
Until 1947
Jharokha style balcony
Amar Mahal Palace

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