Dravidian temple architecture can be seen as a continuum that, though strengthened during the period of the Pallavas, reached its pinnacle during the reign of the Cholas. Discuss.
Introduction
Dravidian Architecture is type of architecture planning confined to be developed in southern India. It has various unique characteristics that has set itself landmark influence still today.
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Dravidian architecture's continues development [with diagram showing temple layout: Gopuram, Mandapam, Garbha Grill]
Fig: Dravi dian Architecture
Continuum from Pallava rule
Pinnacle at Chola period - is said to be climax of dravidian architecture however, this architecture laid then made to set best stage as Vijayanagara kingdoms
Diagram
Temple layout showing Gopuram (tower), Mandapam (hall), Garbha Grill, and structural elements
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- Clear introduction
- Structured approach to development stages
Saichaitanya Jadhav
Salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature and Architecture from ancient to modern times
Salient aspects of Architecture from ancient to modern times
Dravidian Temple Architecture
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