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Vedic Education Under the Cholas

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
Various Vedic institutions of Chola period(9th-13th centuries CE], in south India is traced with the different subjects of study, strength and allotment of remuneration and fellowship to teachers. students. The different levels of standards of education, the royal and public donations, terms and conditions of both stake holders, their places of stay ...
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Psychiatric morbidity in the Chola royal household

Asian Journal of Psychiatry, 2013
This article deals with the presence of hysterical astasia abasia in the father, and cyclothymic disturbance in the elder brother of the great Chola emperor and builder of the Big Temple at Thanjavur, Raja Raja.
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Temple land in Chola and Pandyan inscriptions

The Indian Economic & Social History Review, 2008
The purpose of this dēvadāna study1 is twofold. In Chola and Pandyan inscriptions (tenth to thirteenth centuries) dēvadānas granted to Hindu temples are often designated as kudinīkki or kudinīngā in relation to the mode of their utilisation by the temple. In past studies, however, these two terms have been variously and wrongly interpreted by scholars.
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Sea Ventures of The Pallavas and The Cholas

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Chola Fractional Calculations (available in https://dharmalekha.info/chola-fractional-calculations)

his table provides a computation for the renowned Thanjavur grants of Rājarāja I (SII nos. 4–5), which are inscribed in the Bṛhadīśvara Temple (Periya Kōvil) in Thanjavur. It provides a complete conversion of the Tamil text into mathematical expressions, which were used to calculate extremely precise fiscal quantities.
Muralidaran, Vigneshwaran, Davalos, Renato   +1 more
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THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE CHOLAS TO FINE ARTS

PARIPEX INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH
The Chola dynasty, which ruled South India from the 9th to 13th centuries, made remarkable contributions to the fine arts, leaving a lasting impact on Indian cultural heritage. Under their patronage, architecture, sculpture, and painting flourished, reaching new heights of sophistication.
C.R. Rathika, S. Natarajan, T. Kosalai Rani   +2 more
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Art of the imperial Cholas

Choice Reviews Online, 1991
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Art of the Imperial Cholas

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1994
Diran Kavork Dohanian, Vidya Dehejia
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Chola Salvation by Estella Gonzalez

Western American Literature, 2022
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Chola

2003
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