Historical & Cultural Artifacts

Hero-stone Erected for a Brave Dog

© K.L.Kamat/Kamat's Potpourri
Hero-stone Erected for a Brave Dog
Loga -- a very brave dog

We see that hero-stones are erected for brave animals also
See also:
Hero-stone Memorials of India, The Hero of Nelavagilu, Two Panels of a Gokarn Temple Hero-stones, A hero in the forest, Hero-stone Depicting War to save Cows & Women, Four Panels of the Dodda-maluru Hero-stone

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