Choleeswaram temple
About Choleeswaram temple
Built during the reign of the Chola Dynasty in the 10th century, Choleeswaram temple stands as a historical monument in Peraru, located within Kantalai in Sri Lanka's Trincomalee District. The temple was erected as a tribute to the illustrious Emperor Raja Raja Chola I, one of the most significant rulers of the Chola period. The shrine is dedicated to Solesvara, reflecting the religious and architectural traditions of the Chola era.
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