The document discusses several famous South Indian temples from the medieval period, including the Tirupati Temple dedicated to Sri Venkateswara in Andhra Pradesh, the Thousand Pillar Temple in Warangal built by King Rudra in the 12th century, and the Badami Cave Temple featuring rock cut architecture from the 6th century in Karnataka and dedicated to Shiva and Vishnu. It also briefly mentions the Jaganatha Temple in Puri, Odisha and the Jagdamba Temple in Madhya Pradesh dedicated to Vishnu and Shiva.

1. SOUTH INDIAN TEMPLES
MEDIEVAL PERIOD

2. TIRUPATI TEMPLE
WORLD’S RICHEST
TEMPLE
1. THIS SHRINE IS
DEDICATED TO SRI
VENKATESWARA
LOCATED IN THE
TIRUPATI IN ANDHRA
PRADESH.

3. THOUSAND PILLAR TEMPLE
• ANOTHER WONDER
LOCATED IN WARANGAL
CITY IN ANDHRA
PRADESH. THE TEMPLE
WAS BUILT BY KING
RUDRA IN THE 12TH
CENTURY AND IS
DEDICATED TO LORD
SHIVA , VISHNU AND
SURYA.

4. BADAMI CAVE TEMPLE
• A PERFECT EXAMPLE
OF ROCK CUT
ARCHITECTURE
- IT IS LOCATED IN
NORTHERN
KARNATAKA. THE
TEMPLE WERE BUILT BY
PULAKESIN I IN THE 6TH
CENTURY AD .IT IS
DEDICATED TO SHIVA
AND VISHNU.

5. JAGANATHA TEMPLE
• THE TEMPLE IS
SITUATED IN PURI OF
ORISSA.

6. JAGDAMBA TEMPLE
• THE TEMPLE IS
LOCATED IN MADHYA
PRADESH.IT IS
DEDICATED TO VISHNU ,
SHIVA .