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who is associated with translation of Rajatarangini in Persian?
Zain-ul-Abidin commissioned the Persian translation of Rajatarangini, a 12th century Sanskrit chronicle by Kashmiri historian Kalhana. The word Rajatarangini means "River of Kings" and the book covers the history of medieval Kashmir from the earliest times to the time of its composition. It is madeRead more
Zain-ul-Abidin commissioned the Persian translation of Rajatarangini, a 12th century Sanskrit chronicle by Kashmiri historian Kalhana. The word Rajatarangini means “River of Kings” and the book covers the history of medieval Kashmir from the earliest times to the time of its composition. It is made up of 7,826 verses divided into eight books called Tarangas. The book includes myths and folk tales, and explores themes such as the transience of human life and the inevitability of history.
See lessIn 1293 A.D., Marco Polo, an Italian traveller, visited which Indian Kingdom?
In 1293 A.D., Marco Polo, an Italian traveller visited Motupalli, a famous sea port during Kakatiya Dynasty. He wrote about the prosperity and power of the kingdom under Rudramadevi.
In 1293 A.D., Marco Polo, an Italian traveller visited Motupalli, a famous sea port during Kakatiya Dynasty. He wrote about the prosperity and power of the kingdom under Rudramadevi.
See lessWhere was the third Sangam held?
The third Sangam (kaṭaicaṅkam) was purportedly located in the current city of Madurai and lasted for 1850 years. There were 49 Pandiya kings starting from Mudattirumaran (who came away from Kabadapuram to present Madurai) to Ukkirapperu Valudi were decedents and rulers of that period.
The third Sangam (kaṭaicaṅkam) was purportedly located in the current city of Madurai and lasted for 1850 years. There were 49 Pandiya kings starting from Mudattirumaran (who came away from Kabadapuram to present Madurai) to Ukkirapperu Valudi were decedents and rulers of that period.
See lessWhere was the second Sangam held?
According to legend, the second Sangam was held in Kapatapuram in Tamil Nadu. The Sangam was said to have lasted for 3,700 years and included 59 members and 1,700 poets. The only literary work that survived from this Sangam is Tolkappiyam.
According to legend, the second Sangam was held in Kapatapuram in Tamil Nadu. The Sangam was said to have lasted for 3,700 years and included 59 members and 1,700 poets. The only literary work that survived from this Sangam is Tolkappiyam.
See lessThe first Sangam was founded by which of the following?
Sage Agastyar founded the seat of the First Sangam at Old Madurai. Sage Agastyar also founded the Second Sangam, but at Kapatapuram after the city of old Madurai was submerged by the sea. Kapatapuram was swept away by the sea, and the Third Sangam was established in present-day Madurai.
Sage Agastyar founded the seat of the First Sangam at Old Madurai. Sage Agastyar also founded the Second Sangam, but at Kapatapuram after the city of old Madurai was submerged by the sea. Kapatapuram was swept away by the sea, and the Third Sangam was established in present-day Madurai.
See lessWhich kings is considered as the founder of the Pandya empire?
The foundation for the Pandya supremacy in south India was laid by Maravarman Sundara I early in the 13th century. He succeeded his older brother Jatavarman Kulasekhara in 1216.
The foundation for the Pandya supremacy in south India was laid by Maravarman Sundara I early in the 13th century. He succeeded his older brother Jatavarman Kulasekhara in 1216.
See lessWhich Chola King came to power after Aditya I?
Aditya Chola I, the son of Vijayalaya Chola, was the Chola king who laid the foundation of the Chola Empire with the conquest of the Pallava Kingdom and the occupation of the Western Ganga Kingdom and Kongu Nadu. Aditya Chola I was succeeded by his eldest son Parantaka Chola
Aditya Chola I, the son of Vijayalaya Chola, was the Chola king who laid the foundation of the Chola Empire with the conquest of the Pallava Kingdom and the occupation of the Western Ganga Kingdom and Kongu Nadu. Aditya Chola I was succeeded by his eldest son Parantaka Chola
See lesswho laid the foundations of the fort of Vatapi?
Pulkeshin I, one of the notable rulers of the Chalukyan dynasty, is credited with laying the foundations of the fort of Vatapi (modern-day Badami) in the Bijapur District
Pulkeshin I, one of the notable rulers of the Chalukyan dynasty, is credited with laying the foundations of the fort of Vatapi (modern-day Badami) in the Bijapur District
See lessWhere was the capital of Chalukyas situated in the western Deccan?
Aihole in Karnataka state, India, is known as the Cradle of Indian architecture. It was the first capital of Chalukyas where they built numerous temples dating back to the 6th century CE. Later the capital was changed to Badami by Pulkeshin 1 in 543.
Aihole in Karnataka state, India, is known as the Cradle of Indian architecture.
See lessIt was the first capital of Chalukyas where they built numerous temples dating back to the 6th century CE.
Later the capital was changed to Badami by Pulkeshin 1 in 543.
During which period the beautiful temple of Surya at Modhera in the former Baroda state was constructed?
As per Archeological Survey of India Modhera Sun Temple was built in 1026-27 CE during the reign of Bhima I of the Chaulukya dynasty. As you enter the historical complex, you first come across the magnificent kund known as the Suryakund, built in rectangular shape containing 108 shrines to various gRead more
As per Archeological Survey of India Modhera Sun Temple was built in 1026-27 CE during the reign of Bhima I of the Chaulukya dynasty. As you enter the historical complex, you first come across the magnificent kund known as the Suryakund, built in rectangular shape containing 108 shrines to various gods and demi-gods.
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