Administration and Social Life Under the PallavāsOn the life and institutions in south India during the reign of the Pallavās of the Simhaviṣṇu line, 324 B.C.-1000 A.D. |
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Preface to the First Edition | 9 |
List of Illustrations | ix |
ADMINISTRATION | 40 |
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According administration ancient birudas Brahmans Buddhist called cave temple century A.D. Chalukyas Chingleput coins Cola contemporary court dancers dancing Deccan Dēvāram dynasty early Pallava endowments epigraphical feudatory Gāndhāra ghatika gift Grāma grant Hindu History hymns included indicates Jaina Jains Jāti Kailasanatha temple Kakali Kalabhra Kampavarman Kanchi Kanchipuram Kasākuḍi plates Kuḍumiyamalai Kūram land large number later Pallava Ma₁ Madhyama Madras Mahabalipuram Mahendra Mahendravarman Mamallapuram matha mentioned ministers monastery Nandi Nandikkalambagam Nandivarman III Nandivarman Pallavamalla Narasimhavarman Narasimhavarman II North Arcot Nripatunga Nripatungavarman painting Pallava age Pallava inscriptions Pallava kingdom Pallava kings Pallava rule Pandya Prakrit presumably queen rāga Rajasimha records refers reign religious royal ruler Sabha sabhās Saiva Sambandar Sanskrit Sastri Satavahana scholars sculptures shrine Simhavarman Simhavişņu Śiva Śiva temple South India śruti Suddha svaras svastika Tamil country Tamil portion tank term Thirty Pallava Copper-plates Tirumangai Vaikunthaperumal Vaisnava varman verse village Vişņu worship