Question

Fill in the blank. Indian historians believe that chalukyas were______

Answer 1

Indian historians believe that the Chalukyas were natives of the present-day Karnataka region.

Chalukyas were a dynasty that ruled southern and central parts of India, from the 6th to the 12th centuries. The Chalukyas during this period were of three separate, but related dynasties.  

The period of their rule is considered as the golden age of South India, especially Karnataka. The political focus shifted from smaller kingdoms to large empires under the Chalukyas.

Answer 2

'Natives of Karnataka(present-day) region.'

Explanation:

• Chalukyas was a royal dynasty that ruled several parts of southern India between the 6th and 12th centuries.
• Indian Historians believed that they were the 'natives of present-day Karanataka.'
• The official languages used by them were Kannada, Telugu, and Sanskrit while their capital was 'Vengi' and the most prominent religions propagated were 'Buddhism, Jainism, and Hinduism.'
• The popular kings of the dynasty were 'Vikramaditya, Pulkeshin, etc.'

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