Paramasivan, S. (1938) Technique of the painting process in the Kailasanatha and Vaikunthaperumal temples at Kanchipuram Nature, 142 (3599). p. 757. ISSN 0028-0836
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Abstract
The Kailasanatha and Vaikunthaperumal temples are situated in Kanchipuram, a town forty-five miles west-south-west of Madras by rail. The former was built during the time of the Pallava king, Narasimhavarman II alias Rajasimha (A.D.680-722) and the latter by Nandivarman II alias Pallavamalla (A.D.725-790).
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