Pirakatīsvarar Tirukkōyil (Thanjāvūr, India)
Br̥hadīśvara (Temple : Thanjāvūr, India)
Brihadīśvaram (Temple : Thanjāvūr, India)
Pirakatīcuvarar Kōyil (Thañjāvūr, India)
Raja Rajeswaram Temple (Thanjāvūr, India)
Rajarajeshvara Temple (Thanjāvūr, India)
Rājarājeśvaram (Temple : Thanjāvūr, India)
Temple Rājarājeśvaram (Thanjāvūr, India)
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Brihadishwara Temple, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India
Cēṣāttiri, Ē. Kē., 1936- Sri Brihadisvara, the great temple of Thanjavur
Civapāta Cēkaran̲in̲ Tañcaik kalveṭṭukkaḷ
Kulēntiran̲, Ñān̲a Music and dance in the Thanjavur Big Temple
L'Hernault, Franc̨oise The iconography of the Br̥hadīśvara temple
Michell, George The great temple at Thanjavur
Nākacāmi, Irā., 1930- Bṛhadīśvara Temple
Pavun̲tur̲ai, Irā Tañcai Irājarājīsvaram vimān̲at tirukkar̲r̲ali
Pichard, Pierre Vingt ans après Tanjavur, Gangaikondacholapuram
Tañcāvūr Aruḷmiku Pirakatīsvarar Tirukkōyil makākumpāpiṣēkam cir̲appu malar
Vasudevan, Geeta The royal temple of Rajaraja
Venkataraman, B. (Balasubrahmanyam), 1925- Rājarājeśvaram, the pinnacle of Chola art
Tañcāvūr Aruḷmiku Pirakatīsvarar Tirukkōyil makākumpāpiṣēkam ... 1980:
p. 18. (Brihadisvara Temple of Thanjavur, built by Raja Raja I, and consecrated in 1010 A.D.) p. 36 (Brhadeswara Temple)
p. 1 (Ten̲ticai Mēru; Peruvuṭaiyār Kōyil ; Pirakatīcuvarar Kōyil)
Rājarājeśvaram, the pinnacle of Chola art, 1985:
jkt. (Temple Rājarājeśvaram or Brihadīśvaram) pref. (Rajarajesvaram in Tanjavur district, Tamil Nadu)
Music and dance in the Thanjavur Big Temple, 2004.
screen titles (Brhdisvara Temple, Thanjavur)
Brihadisvara Temple (Brihadishvara Temple, called Rajarajesvaram (lit. 'Lord of Rajaraja') by its builder, and known locally as Thanjai Periya Kovil (lit. 'Thanjavur Big Temple') and Peruvudaiyar Kovil, is a Shaivite Hindu temple built in a Chola architectural style located on the south bank of the Cauvery river in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India; The temple is currently administered and managed by Babaji Bhonsle, the head of the Thanjavur Maratha royal family. He serves as the hereditary trustee of the palace Devasthanam which continues to manage 88 Chola temples including the Brihadeeswara temple)
(Raja Rajeswaram Temple; also known as: Peruvudaiyar Kovil; Brihadishvara Temple; Rajarajeshvara Temple; Pagoda at Tanjore; Brihadisvara Temple; Brhadisvara Temple; Chola Temple Thanjavur; Thanjavur Temple; Tanjore Chola Temple; Big Temple at Thanjavur; Brihadeshvara Temple)