Kalyana Chalukya

The Kalyana Chalukya was a powerful Indian dynasty that ruled parts of southern and central India between the 10th and 12th centuries. They are known for their contributions to temple architecture, art, and culture, especially in regions like Karnataka and Maharashtra. The dynasty fostered regional trade, supported Hindu and Jain religions, and helped develop a distinctive style of art and architecture, exemplified by iconic temples such as Pattadakal. Their rule was marked by political stability and cultural growth, leaving a lasting legacy that influenced Indian history and architecture.