The Cholas were a powerful south Indian dynasty known for military conquests, grand temples and shaping global trade and ...

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The Chola kings, who ruled from before the Common Era until the 13th century, were long gone by the 17th century, when the ...

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Asia Society presents Devotion in South India: Chola Bronzes, a rare assemblage of exquisite bronze sculptures in the first New York museum exhibition to focus on Chola bronzes in decades.

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He was called Raja-Raja, King of Kings, and he belonged to one of the most astonishing dynasties of the medieval world: the Cholas. His family transformed how the medieval world worked - yet they are ...