Mains Paper I · 1 AP Social & Cultural History · 1.4 Ikshvakus, Vishnukundins and Pallavas
1.4.3 Vishnukundins: rulers, ghatikas and the Undavalli caves
The Vishnukundins (5th to early 7th century CE) were the last great native dynasty of the Krishna–Godavari region before the Chalukyas; they were Vedic sacrificers who wrote their charters in Sanskrit, set up ghatikas for learning, and cut the cave temples of Undavalli and Mogalrajapuram.
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- Vishnukundins
- Vinukonda
- Indrapalanagara
- Tummalagudem plates
- Govindavarma
- Paramabhattarika Mahadevi
- Madhavavarma
- Janasraya
- eleven Ashvamedhas
- Vakataka marriage
- Vikramendravarma I
- Indrabhattarakavarma
- ghatikas
- Chikkulla plates
- Vikramendravarma II
- lion emblem
- Sriparvatasvami
- Undavalli
- Anantasayana
- Mogalrajapuram
- Pulakesin II
- Kunala
- Pishtapura
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