Question

write a composition on one distinctive art associated with the Chola temples​

Answer 1

On 22nd April 1010, the 25th regnal year of the Chola king Arunmolivarman—better known by his title Rajaraja, ‘the King of Kings’—installed a gold-plated pot-finial on the summit of a monumental new temple in the city of Thanjavur, consecrating one of the grandest temples ever built in India.

Answer 2

Explanation:

• Chola was a dynasty of ancient India. In Southern India and some other nearby countries, the Tamil Chola rulers were constructed a most powerful ‘Hindu kingdom’ between the “9th century and 13th century”.
• Chola rulers were famous builders In addition to the irrigation system, construction of highways etc. he built the cities and the huge temple in Tanjore.
• It is the tallest and tallest of the ancient Indian temples. The pictures on the walls of the temple of Tanjore are remarkable and significant.
• Rajendra Pradhan created another huge temple of this type in his own built city, Gangakandapuram (Trichinapalli). Sculpture was also developed in the reign of Cholas.
• The stone and metal sculptures of this era are very lively and artistic.