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Rashtrakuta dynasty

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Kailasa Temple

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Encyclopaedia Britannica reference for the Rashtrakuta political context in which Kailasa is conventionally placed; it is contextual evidence, not a claim that all phases belong to one patron or reign.

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Kailasa is conventionally placed in the Rashtrakuta period and associated with Krishna I, while its exact patronage and construction phases remain debated.

Answer / theory: It is generally associated with Rashtrakuta patronage, especially Krishna I, though exact patronage and phasing are debated. What supports it: Art-historical and inscriptional context. What is weak or disputed: Lack of a simple dedicatory inscription at the temple itself. Evidence level: Strong but not absolute.
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