History of South India
Saturday, November 28, 2009
POINTS TO REMEMBER
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It is said that the sage Agastya crossed the Vindhyas in the later Vedic age to aryanise the south. . The Cholas, Pandyas and Cheras or Ker...
LITERATURE and RELIGION
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LITERATURE Literary works in Sanskrit continued to be written. Some of these works had their counterparts ih Tamil, where the models of lit...
SOCIETY
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SOCIETY According to Romila Thapar, the centre of social and economic life at the time, particularly in the rural areas, was the temple. De...
ECONOMY
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ECONOMY During the early part of this period the village was economically self-suffici~nt and the tendency to hoard wealth was not a charact...
LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT
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LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT The autonomous villa~ councilor local self-government was the most importaJ characteristic of Chola administration. T...
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CHOLA ADMINISTRATION
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CHOLA ADMINISTRATION The dominant form of government under the Cholas was hereditary monarchy. The coronation was an important and impressiv...
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THE IMPERIAL CHOLAS
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THE IMPERIAL CHOLAS The emergence of Chola power from obscurity, its rise to an imperial position and its conflicts, first with the Rashtrak...
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