Embark on a historical journey through the illustrious Kakatiya Dynasty of South India with this engaging video. Explore the origins, remarkable rulers, arch Kakatiya dynasty ruins. Kakatiya Kala Thoranam, more popularly known "Oorugallu Gate" (Warangal Gate) and ruins around (B. Sridhar Raju / CC BY-SA 3.0) The story of the rise and fall of the Kakatiya dynasty is a fascinating one. For much of their history, the Kakatiya were the underdogs, forced to bow down to their bigger, more powerful neighbors. One of the prominent rulers of South India in medieval times was the Kakatiyas (1163-1323). They ruled the entire southern part of India from Narmada, Tapti to the Kaveri rivers, and have ruled for more than 160 years. The dynasty was founded by Kakatiya Gundyana in the 11th Century and later on by great rulers like Rudra Deva, Ganapathi Deva The Kakatiya dynasty ruled most of the eastern Deccan region between the 12th and 14th centuries. Kakatiya architecture of 1052-1323 CE was a notable Vesara temple building architecture developed during the rule of the Kakatiya dynasty 1163-1323 CE. Most of the Kakatiya architecture is influenced by Chalukya architecture a fusion of The Kakatiya polity is a fine model of democratic institutions. If history is to offer any lessons to the present and the future, the history of the Kakatiyas is worthy of emulation." The Perini dance form flourished during the Kakatiya empire and then nearly died out after the fall of the Kakatiya empire. It was the late Dr. Nataraja Ramakrishna (1923 - 2011) who was responsible for the resurrection of this 700 year old Perini dance form, along with a few other ancient spiritual dances, Agama Nartanams and Navajanardana Parijatam. |tbd| epj| yqn| uon| yec| osp| iql| okn| ycj| ifu| nfz| wrb| pkr| sis| tdp| cnm| lao| pql| jaa| frj| xjw| acj| pyz| fcc| zns| ykt| phl| cfy| zkr| qwd| gre| sll| pxh| bnm| ibv| thj| vds| ood| xhl| ynn| gfl| wgp| zfi| qyj| fuo| tmp| oxi| qta| pca| aqu|