The Pallavas, an ancient dynasty in South India, had multiple theories surrounding their origin, with some suggesting Persian descent. Their political history saw conflicts with the Chalukyas and a focus on military conquests. Notable rulers like Mahendravarman I and Narasimhavarman I expanded the P

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The Pallava kings established a well-organized administration in the Tamil Country, mirroring the Mauryan system. Administrative units like Mandalam, Kottam, Nadu, and Ur were pivotal in governing the vast Pallava Empire. The monarchy was led by the king, who claimed divine origin, with efficient Co

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The economy of the Pallava Kingdom was primarily based on agriculture, with villages playing a central role. Rice and cotton were major crops, and trade flourished both internally and with foreign countries. Craftsmanship, including weaving and stone cutting, thrived during this period. The Pallavas

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Towards the end of the 3rd century AD, the Kalabhras occupied the Tamil Country for about two and a half centuries, known as the Dark Age. Limited sources shed light on the Kalabhra rule, mentioning their influence on literature, religion, and script development. The Pallavas later drove out the Kal

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The economy of the Pallava Kingdom was primarily based on villages and agriculture, with crops like paddy and cotton extensively cultivated. The period saw the development of Brahmadeya villages, increased village numbers, and the emergence of important trade centers like Kanchipuram. Internal and f

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