-
inscribed as
UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2023. The
Hoysala rulers also
patronised the fine arts,
encouraging literature to
flourish in
Kannada and Sanskrit...
-
during a
golden age of
literature in
South India in general. The
rulers patronised Kannada, Telugu,
Sanskrit and
Tamil scholars who
wrote in the Jain, Virashaiva...
- by the
Kadambas as the
feudatories of the
Chalukyas of Kalyani. They
patronised Jainism in Goa. In 1312, Goa came
under the
governance of the
Delhi Sultanate...
-
settlers and
their families visited the
houses of
their neighbours or
patronised the taverns; for the latter, it was
their most
profitable day all year...
-
segment "pathetically
patronising" to
watch Toffolo "slum it like
ordinary folk for the day" and
claimed the show was "
patronising working-class people...
-
Indian Express wrote "Prithviraj
steals the show in this
preachy and
patronising political thriller". The New
Indian express wrote "Prithviraj-starrer...
- the
records of
Kannada poet
Adikavi Pampa, who was
patronised by King Arikesari.
Govinda IV
patronised Kannada poet Ravinagabhatta. A
Kannada form of his...
-
Memes spread on
social media characterising the
woman as "
Patronising No Lady" or "
Patronising BT Lady". Some viewers,
including Scottish Liberal Democrats...
- ****ociations, but for most Romans,
recreational dining usually meant patronising taverns.
Children entertained themselves with toys and such
games as...
-
empires of
ancient and
medieval India. The
philosophers and
musical bards patronised by
these empires launched socio-religious and
literary movements which...
