Match the columns : A 1. Persian ambassdor 2. Virupaksha 3. Mahabalipuram 4. Mahendravarman Ba. Chalukya temple b. Pulakeshin II c. Pallava king d. The Rathas Temple
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1. Persian ambassador. b) Pulakeshin II
2. Virupaksha. a)Chalukya temple
3.Mahabalipuram. d) The rathas temple
4.Mahendravarman. c) Pallava king
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"1 - b
Pulakeshin-II was the Chalukyan King who had sent for a Persian Ambassador.
2 - a
Virupaksha temple was a Chalukyan Temple in the present day state of Karnataka. A fusion of Northern style and Southern style is found in the structure and making of this temple. These temples are one of the remarkable ones in their styles and it is the part of the group of famous series of Hampi monuments in the present day Karnataka. It has been designated as the World Heritage Site of UNESCO.
3 - d
The Ratha Temple are in Mahabalipuram. These are the cave temples representing the chariots of five of the Pandavas. These Ratha Temples embarked as the change or swing from the rock structure to the free standing stone pillared structures. These origin of the temples are traced back to the 7th AD and built by the Pallava Kings. The temple is carved out and scooped from single-living rock.
4 - c
Mahendra Verma is a famous Pallava King son of the famous King named Simhavishnu, of seventh century who ruled his Kingdom in some major parts of Southern India. He ruled the southern India with major parts of present day Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. The ruler was keenly interested and indulged in letters and architectures. One can trace the reflection of his indulgence into art by the famous rock cut temples built during his reign."