Pallava dynasty

Pallava dynasty ruled the southern part of India from 275 CE to 875 CE after the fall of Satvahana dynasty.

Pallavas Dynasty was a pastoral tribe who ruled the southern parts of India for almost 500 years.

Satavahanas were an ancient Indian dynasty based in the Deccan region. On the ruins of Satavahanas there arose a number of kingdoms. The Pallavas were one of them. The Pallavas migrated to Tamil Country from the southern parts of Satavahana empire. The Pallavas used Prakrit and Sanskrit, in their inscriptions. Some historians say they are a branch of the Parthian people (a tribe from Iran) who gradually migrated to South India. Pallavas were a clan belonging to the highest administrative…

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Pallava Architecture and art The unique Pallava Architecture flourished under the reign of the mighty Chola dynasty. One of the greatest sculptor of those times was Akshara. The rock cut phase and the structural phase are the two phases of Pallava Architecture. Primarily worshipers of Shiva Bhagwan and Vishnu ji, Pallavas were tolerant of both […]

Map highlights the Wodeyar dynasty with capital city and current country boundaries. Wodeyar dynasty existed from 1551 to 1947.

Vishnu (Pallava Dynasty)

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