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1. The capital of the Cholas was ……
2. The committee of the subjects in every village during the period of the Cholas was ………
3. The most famous Chola educational center or agrahara was ……
4. The temple in Begur near Bangalore built by the Cholas was ……
5. The army of body guards during the time of the Hoysalas was ……
6. The poem written by Raghavanka ……
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The Chola kingdom's founder was Karikala Chola.
1. The capital of the Cholas was Thanjavur.
- Thanjavur became the Cholas' capital under Vijay Chola.
2. The committee of the subjects in every village during the period of the Cholas was Mahasabha.
- The term "variyam" refers to the Chola style of committees.
- The Cholamandalam had three different sorts of village meetings: the Ur, Sabha or Mahasabha, and Nagaram.
3. The most famous Chola educational center or Agrahara was Uttaramerur.
- In the past, Brahmanas had their own homes called Agraharas.
- The South Indian monarchs of practically every dynasty gave brahmana academics land, sometimes entire villages called Agraharas, Brahmadeyas, and Chaturvedi Mangalams, and these regions grew into hubs of traditional instruction.
- They are extremely old institutions that were thriving in the ancient and medieval eras.
- A handful of them still exists now, albeit they are not as well funded as they once were.
- The Chola inscription at Uttaramerur (Kanchipuram district, Tamil Nadu) gives a clear picture of the functioning of a sabha.
4. The temple in Begur near Bangalore built by the Cholas was Chennakeshava temple.
- The Chennakeshava Temple, also known as Vijaya Narayana Temple, is renowned for its spectacular Hoysala temple complex and was constructed by Hoysala King Vishnuvardhana to remember his triumph against the Cholas in 1116 AD.5.
- The army of bodyguards during the time of the Hoysalas was Garuda.
- The king's private bodyguards were called Garuda.
- It's interesting to note that when the king they served passed away, these guards would also give their lives.
6. The poem was written by Raghavanka Harishchandra Kavya.
- Raghavanka, a poet and author in Kannada who is well-known for his poetry in Kannada literature, is the author of the poem titled Harishchandra Kavya.
- In the thirteenth century, he served the Hoysala court.
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