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Meaning of "pallava"
Pallava is a noun that refers to a dynasty that ruled parts of Southern India from the 4th to 9th centuries. They are known for their architectural and artistic achievements, including the creation of intricate rock-cut temples and sculptures
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Pallava influences are traceable in the neighbourhood of this place.
At the base and top of the pilaster decorated with ghata pallava with scroll design.
The Pallava kings were great builders of temples in stone.
They were used by the Pallava in some inscriptions.
He was enraged by the conduct of the Pallava queen.
The Pallava dynasty has two chronologies of rulers.
The inscription is written in the Pallava alphabet.
A Pallava king built the present temple in the eighth century.
It had been the capital of the Pallava dynasty.
It was built by Pallava King in order to safeguard the sculptures from the ocean.
The sculptures are fine examples of Pallava art.
The basic symbols in Pallava coins are bull and lion.
The lion features prominently on the Pallava coins.
Mahendra Pallava is believed to have attained the name Gunavareswara on account of the incident.
The fort was built by Pallava emperor.
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The Pallava king had to sue for peace at a great financial loss to his kingdom.
This temple was built during the Pallava era.
Numerous Pallava inscriptions of this period mention their having fought rulers of the Chola country.
The monuments were built during the Pallava dynasty.
Mamallapuram was the seaport of the Pallava dynasty that had commercial ties with ancient China.
The monuments here belong to the Pallava dynasty.
Late Pallava grantha is the precursor to the Kawi script.
Some consider him the founder of the Pallava dynasty.
The early Pandya and the Pallava kings were followers of these faiths.
Tamil architecture reached its peak during Pallava rule.
The manuscript is written in the Pallava alphabet and the Sanskrit language.
Dravidian architecture reached its epitome during Pallava rule.
The northern outer shrine contains remnants of a Pallava mural painting depicting a dancing Siva with Parvati.
Dravidian architecture reached its peak during Pallava rule.
Built by the Pallava king Rajasimha reign c.
The tour ends with a visit to an ancient Pallava dynasty temple.
Several ancient Pallava and Chola temples are in Udayagiri village.
There are a number of inscriptions inside the temple dating back to Pallava period.
The Pallava period.
These plates are very important as there is mention of two contemporaneous Pallava Kings.
The Pallava rule.
The place comprises of several temples that were built by the Pallava kings.
The Pallava school.
It was considered to be the second capital of the Pallava kings who ruled Kanchipuram.
The Pallava architecture.
The columns are mounted on seated lions which are the typecast design of Pallava architecture.
The inscription was written with Pallava letters in the Old Malay language.
The architects found to design this temple were from the southern Pallava kingdom.
Mahendravarman I extended the Pallava Kingdom and was one of the greatest sovereigns.
Its existence has been recorded from very ancient times including the Pallava period.
RajaSimha Pallava started the construction and was completed by his son Mahendra.
He collected a faithful group of followers and routed the Pallava armies near the Srisailam region.
The Chakma alphabet is probably descended from Brahmi through Pallava.
Mahabalipuram was the second capital of Pallava kings of Kanchipuram.
He defeated the Pallava king Mahendravarman and conquered the Cheras and the Pandyas.
