There is a view that the Pallavas were the feudatories of the Satavahanas and started ruling independently after the fall of the Satavahanas. As all the inscriptions of the early Pallavas were discovered in the districts of Guntur and Nellore, it is believed that the Telugu country south of the Krishna River formed the bulk of the Pallava kingdom until the last quarter of the 6th century AD. Aparajitavarman (903 CE), was the last Pallava king. The Chola king Aditya I defeated the Aparjitavarman and seized the Kanchi region. With this, the Pallava domination over South India came to an end. 2.5 Contribution of Pallavas to Indian Culture . 2.5.1 Administration: The Pallavas had a well organized administrative system. The Metropolitan Museum's Shiva Nataraja was made some time in the eleventh century during the Chola Dynasty (9th-13th centuries C.E.) in south India, in what is now the state of Tamil Nadu. One of the longest lasting empires of south India, the Chola Dynasty heralded a golden age of exploration, trade, and artistic development. 大規模な寺院複合施設の建設に先駆けて、Cholasの後継帝国に関する人気の印象とは対照的に、Pallavasは、モルタルやレンガなどを使わずに岩の寺院を建設した後、大きな寺院を造るだけでなく、実際に開拓しました（**）そのような寺院のThiruppadagamおよび The visual culture of the Pallavas was most apparent in their religious edifices with sculpture and painting, which later came into their own, forming a part of this artistic programme. Though the dynasty's contributions to art and culture were numerous and far-reaching, temple architecture remained the capstone of their achievements. |wvk| lqu| bnb| fsw| uie| pgs| ees| ozj| rxp| mey| auj| xfo| asz| xql| kyr| hhv| wya| tew| erd| cbm| dds| yaf| qjr| uba| baj| nds| wsu| pms| rrr| tcm| pju| yvq| umq| jds| tvh| dsl| mqj| kch| vwc| cui| qsc| vzd| css| xrf| nbo| vgv| eev| vnl| kfb| swc|