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Kanchipuram

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Kanchipuram , formerly Conjeeveram, city (1991 pop. 171,129), Tamil Nadu state, S India. Sacred to Hindus, it is known as the "golden city" and the "Varanasi of the south." Several temples in the Dravidian style survive from the period when it was the capital of the Pallava empire (3d-8th cent.) of S India and Sri Lanka and a center of Brahmanical and Buddhist culture. Still considered one of the important sacred Hindu cities, it has more than 100 Hindu temples. The city was captured (8th cent.) by the Chalukya dynasty and subsequently passed to the Chola (11th-13th cent.), to the Vijayanagar... Read more
Conjeeveram
India: see Kanchipuram . Read more
Kanchi
or Kancheepuram, India: see Kanchipuram . Read more

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