- The
Chalukya dynasty ([tʃaːɭukjə]) was a
classical Indian dynasty that
ruled large parts of
southern and
central India between the 6th and the 12th centuries...
- that
followed is
called Cālukya (Later Chalukyas,
Kalyani Chalukyas, or
Chalukyas of Kalyana) to
distinguish them from the
Calukya (Early Chalukyas). Lakkundi...
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Aschwin (1967). "Some
Sculptural Motifs on
Early Calukya Temples".
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- 1997, esp. p. 30-32. Elst 2001 आदिवासी बस्तर का बृहद् इतिहास:
Bastara ke
Cālukya aura Girijana. BR Publishing. 2007. p. 173. ISBN 978-81-7646-540-3. Page...
- The
Chalukyas (IAST:
Cālukya) of
Navasarika (modern Navsari) were an
Indian dynasty that
ruled parts of present-day
Gujarat and
Maharashtra during 7th...
- Bahulkar;
Shilpa Sumant (eds.). "The Bi****ur-Mumbai
copperplate grant of
Călukya ruler ****keśin II,
dated April 04, 619 CE,
mentioning his
triumph over...
- Bahulkar;
Shilpa Sumant (eds.). "The Bi****ur-Mumbai
copperplate grant of
Călukya ruler ****keśin II,
dated April 04, 619 CE,
mentioning his
triumph over...
- that
followed is
called Cālukya (Later Chalukyas,
Kalyani Chalukyas, or
Chalukyas of Kalyana) to
distinguish them from the
Calukya (Early Chalukyas). Lakkundi...
- 52–53. ISBN 978-9-38060-734-4. Sastri(1955), p187 "Someśvara IV | king of
Cālukya | Britannica". www.britannica.com. Book Kamath,
Suryanath U. (2001) [1980]...
- Bahulkar;
Shilpa Sumant (eds.). "The Bi****ur-Mumbai
copperplate grant of
Călukya ruler ****keśin II,
dated April 04, 619 CE,
mentioning his
triumph over...
