Category:Pratapswami Temple, Tapper Wari Pora

Pratapswami Temple, Tapper Wari Pora 

An 11th century Hindu temple northwest of Pattan Kashmir
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Instance of	Hindu temple
Location	Baramulla district, Kashmir division, Jammu and Kashmir, India
34° 12′ 10.91″ N, 74° 30′ 26.94″ E
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The Pratap Swami temple of Tappar Wari Pora – also referred to as Tapar and in historic texts as Pratapapura – is an 11th-century Hindu temple complex. Though a panchayatana complex with five shrines, only the foundations have survived. The main temple was large, had a mandapa and garbhagriya, stood on a 60 feet x 60 feet jagati. It has a gateway, now in ruins and some walls that were likely a part of a peristyle. This temple is mentioned in Kalhana's Rajatarangini text. It is also mentioned by the Kashmir historian Hassan's Tarikh as a temple built by Pratapaditya and destroyed by Sikander.