Articles discussing Srirangam
Bhattas as Teachers in Chola Times
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The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1935
“The writer comes 10 the conclusion that the second and the third 82011003 found only in the Srirangam. edition were later additions culled mainly from other poems attributed to Bilvamangala.”
Sanskrit Education and Literature in Ancient and Medieval Tamil Nadu: An Epigraphical Study
Chithra Madhavan · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2014
Rare Sculptures of Siva and Vishnu in Kanchipuram's Ekambareshwara Temple
Kalahasti Kalamkari: Tradition, Adaptation, and Cultural Continuity
Swapna Sathish · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2005
Bibliographical Notes
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The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1961
“The writer shows in દાડ paper that the statue on the north Gopura of the Nataraja temple શરદ Cidambaram represents Agni, and not Yajhapurusa, that an image of Yajhapursa in the Jambukesvara temple in the island of Srirangam and 50 far unpublished, does exist;”