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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Hinduism flourished during the period of the Pandyan Empire, with rulers giving extensive donations to Saiva and Vaishnava temples. They provided endowments for temple renovation and maintenance. Notable rulers like Maravarman Sundara Pandyan and Jatavarman Sundara Pandiya contributed significantly

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Nayaks Dynasties emerged after the downfall of the Vijayanagara Empire, with Nayak rulers patronizing Hindu religion, promoting Saivism and Vaishnavism, and supporting religious activities. They contributed to the growth of Linga worship, celebrated various festivals, and facilitated the development

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The medieval period in South India witnessed the rise and expansion of Saivism and Vaishnavism, leading to the construction of many temples dedicated to Lord Siva. While Saivism thrived during the Chola period, Vaishnavism faced challenges but was championed by figures like Nadamuni, Yamunacharriyar

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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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The Chola period in South India witnessed the growth and consolidation of Saivism and Vaishnavism, with a focus on temples dedicated to Lord Siva. While Saivism flourished, Vaishnavism faced challenges but saw significant developments with figures like Nadamuni, Yamunacharriyar, and Ramanuja making

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