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Mamallapuram Temple
In Hinduism, temples are seen not only as places to perform spiritual rituals, but also as places where we preserve and enhance our traditions and culture. The Temples have always been seen as embodiments to calm and relax our minds, thereby spreading enthusiasm. In ancient times, kings and emperors built temples to show their patriotism to the almighty God, to commemorate their victory in a war, and to mark their place. history by showing off their artistic skills. One of the must-see temples in history of that amazes the world is the Mahabalipuram Temple.

Mahabalipuram temple
Mahabalipuram, also known as Mamallapuram, is a coastal temple built during the reigns of King Pallava Mahendra is Varman and Narasimha Pallava. The Mamallapuram temples are famous for their rock carvings, cave temples, beach temples and monolithic chariots.the  This temple presents literary stories, epic battles, giants and animals as realistic as possible. The amazing Mahishasura Mardini sculpture is present here. Millions of people from all over the world come to see them throughout the year.

History of Mahabalipuram Temple
Mamallapuram is located 56 km south of Chennai on the coast of the Bay of Bengal in the Chengalpattu district. This city, considered the pride of Tamil Nadu, was a port about two thousand years ago. The Pallava kings who ruled Kanchipuram in the 7th century AD were largely responsible for the development of the city. The port played an important role in trade during the reign of King Pallava Narasimha Varman I (630 - 668 AD).

King Pallava Narasimha Varman is commonly known as "Mamallan" and the port is known as "Mamallapuram". Eventually the term Mamalai became "Mamallapuram" and we mistakenly called it Mahabalipuram. The port, which has stood for centuries, is believed to have been destroyed by seawater intrusion

Although Mamallapuram may seem small today, its glory is world famous for its works. carved products. The Pallava kings Mahendra Varman and Narasimha Varman are credited with pioneering temple art by establishing cave temples in the rock. Narasimha Varman I (630-668), son of Mahendra Varman I, followed in his father's footsteps and built stone temples at Mamallapuram. In addition, they also introduced the novelty of mountain carving and the construction of carved temples.

The construction of these open and creative stone temples.

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