Sri Bala Brahmeswara Swamy Temple Mahbubnagar

Sivalingam in this temple is of the shape of cow’s foot hoof. This is one of the Nava bramha temples. This is the only place where siva lingam is worshipped. Rest of the 8 nava bramha temples pooja is not performed. Temples are old from 7-8 century AD and most of them are spoiled. But there are very good sculptures still there in some of the walls of the temples.

There’s a group of nine temples dedicated to Shiva called as Brahmeshwar, built during Chalukya dynasty period, each temple is similar to one another with Pagoda style gopurams, Except the Balanrahmeshwar temple where pooja is conducted all the other temples even though have lingam inside no pooja is offered. It’s an archaeological protected monuments and some restoration works were also going on. The group of temples throw light on Chalukyan period sculptures and how it has influenced other periods

Alampur Jogulamba Bala Brahmeswara Swamy Temple is an ancient temple, located in Alampur Town near Kurnool in Jogulamba Gadwal District, Telangana. The main dieties are Bala Brahmeswara Swamy (Lord Shiva) and Sri Jogulamba (Goddess Shakti).
The temple is located on the banks of River Tungabhadra in Alampur. Alampur Jogulamba is one of the

Jogulamba temple is one of the eighteen maha Shakti peethas which are the most significant shrines and pilgrimage destinations in Shaktism.
Alampur is considered the western gateway of Srisailam which is one of the 12 jyotirlingas. The town is also known as the Southern Kasi.

The Jogulamba Bala Brahmeswara Temple combines with the Nava Brahma temples, a so called consortium of nine temples in its premises. Sati Devi’s upper teeth fell out here. The mythology of Daksha Yagna and the self-immolation of Sati is the origin story of Shakti Peethas.
The original temple was grounded by Muslim invaders in 1390 CE. The temple was rebuilt after 615 years.