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part in the 12 y膩tr膩s, noticed in the niches of the upper bar膩峁囜笉i. They are also finely painted in different colours. Like the K膩ligh膩t painting of Bengal and Brihade艣vara painting of T盲nj盲var, the traditional Patta Style painting of the Jagannatha temple is connected with the holy place. The painters are engaged on hereditary basis by the temple and are known as "Sevakas" of Sri Jagannatha. The technique and process of wall paintings in the temple of Jagannatha at Puri were of different types. Their composition, colours and finishing were influenced by the later South Indian School to a certain extent. 102 Oriya artists began with the same faith in the realness of the painting that was shared by the South Indian painters. For the first time, Narasimha Deva had appointed the traditional painters with a view to decorate the Jagannatha temple. 103 The local artists of Puri execute the present surviving paintings of Lord Jagannatha temple in modern period. 5. Daily Rituals of Lord Jagannatha Temple: The daily rituals of the main shrine of Lord Jagann膩tha are as old as the temple itself. The Utka岣穉 Kha峁囜笉a of the Skanda Pur膩峁嘺, the Ni岣纺乨r墨 Mohadaya, V膩madeva Samhit膩, Ni岣纺乨r墨n膩tha Puj膩bidhi and many such other texts contain the details of rituals. The daily rituals commence very early in the morning, with the braking of the seals and opening the main gate of the temple in the presence of priests of high order. From the 11th day of the bright fortnight of 膧svina to the full moon day of K膩rtika, the doors are opened much before sunrise. Similar is the case in the month of Dhanu, according to Solar calculation, when the doors are opened quite very early. The details of the rituals of the temple are recorded in the Record of Right prepared at the time of passing a special Act for the Jagannatha Temple. The daily rituals performed in the temple are briefly given as follows: The rituals of the Jagannatha temple start with the opening of the door. at 5 AM in the early morning. The daily rituals of Jagannatha temple are viz: - 1. Manga岣穉 膩rati (lamp offering), 2. Mai岣纺乵 l膩gi (change of dress) 6 AM, 3. Abak膩艣a i.e. cleaning of the teeth, bathing. 6 to 6.30 AM, 4. Mai岣纺乵a (dressing of deities) 6.15 AM, 5. S膩h膩峁嘺 me岣纺� (opening for darsana) 7.00 to 8.00 AM, 6. Mai岣纺乵a i.e. change of dress 8 to 8.30 AM, 7. Fire sacrifice in the kitchen 8.30 AM, 8. Gopala ballava bhoga (breakfast) 9. AM 9. Sak膩岣穉 dhupa (morning meal) 117