Hindu Mythology
A land where empires rise beneath the blazing sun and ancient gods walk unseen among mortals. From the chariot-lords of the northern Hindayan Empire to the Tamilan dynasties of the south, every kingdom is a jewel on the endless garland of Rajamala. Beyond humans roam tiger warriors, elephant sages, and serpent sorcerers who remember the world’s first dawn. Here, holy wars are waged in the name of god-kings, jungle spirits guard forgotten temples.
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Fang-Root Temple
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| Coordinates | (-464, -2992) |
Description
An ancient Nagaraja temple entwined with the colossal gnarled roots of a massive fig tree, overgrown and mysterious. Serpent-headed kings are carved into the stone, depicted enthroned over prostrate mortals, with priests whispering that the roots drink the blood of sacrifices.
Appearance
The temple is dominated by the massive fig tree whose roots twist and coil around the stone structure, covered in moss and vines. The stone carvings of serpent kings are weathered but still imposing, with faint traces of dried blood near the root bases.