Tamilakam refers to the ancient geographical region of South India inhabited by the Tamil-speaking people. It broadly covered the modern states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and parts of...
Oldest Extant work on Grammar Tolkāppiyam Oldest conceptual work on Grammar Agattiyam Published Works Patinenmēlkanakku (Sangam Period) #colspan# Patinenkīlkanakku (Post Sangam Period) #colspan# Total 18 Works #colspan# Total...
The Yadavas of Devagiri, also known as the Seuna dynasty, were a prominent medieval Hindu dynasty that ruled over a substantial portion of the Deccan region in India...
The Hoysala Empire was a prominent South Indian dynasty that flourished between the 10th and 14th centuries CE, ruling large parts of present-day Karnataka and extending into Tamil...
About the Western Chalukya Empire or Chalukyas of Kalyani After the Chalukyas of Badami were destroyed by Dantidurga, they revived after two centuries in around 972-73AD. This was...
The Chalukyas were one of the most influential dynasties in early medieval India, known for their contributions to political unification, art, architecture, and culture in the Deccan region....
In the mid of the 8th century, Dantidurga , who was one of the chieftain of ancient Rastrakuta family fought his way to the front and overthrew Kirtivarman...
The most important source of history of the Badami Chalukyas Dynasty is the Aihole inscription of Pulakesin II written by his court poet Ravikirti in Sanskrit language and...
Pulakesin II (reigned c. 610–642 CE) was one of the greatest monarchs of ancient India and the most illustrious ruler of the Chalukya dynasty of Badami. His reign...
Indian temple architecture represents one of the most remarkable achievements of ancient and medieval Indian civilisation. Over centuries, it evolved distinct regional forms shaped by geography, climate, materials,...
The social changes in the early medieval India were mainly the product of certain economic developments, such as land grants and large scale transfers of land revenues and...
The early medieval period in India, roughly spanning from the 6th to the 12th century CE, was marked by major transformations in social structures, economic organisation, and cultural...
