Realm · 283–897
Late Pallava Empire
Late Pallava Empire appears on the map from 283 to 897. At its greatest recorded extent, in 306, it covered about 305,359 km².
One of the realms of Pallava dynasty. The Pallavas first appear in 4th-century copper-plate grants issued from Kanchipuram, and probably began as feudatories of the Satavahanas before ruling the region around Kanchi in their own right. After a period of eclipse under the Kalabhra invasions, Simhavishnu revived the dynasty in the later 6th century and the Tamil country was divided between the Pallavas in the north and the Pandyas in the south.
See Late Pallava Empire on the map in 306

- On the map
- 283–897
- Greatest extent
- 306, about 305,359 km²
- Read more
- Wikipedia: Pallava dynasty · Wikidata Q466803
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 283–305 | 50,996 km² |
| 306–352 | 305,359 km² |
| 353–450 | 24,117 km² |
| 353–450 | 39,860 km² |
| 451–554 | 37,874 km² |
| 451–554 | 28,676 km² |
| 555–591 | 38,378 km² |
| 555–601 | 26,079 km² |
| 592–601 | 99,886 km² |
| 602–625 | 104,922 km² |
| 626–655 | 104,642 km² |
| 656–771 | 104,534 km² |
| 772–799 | 104,642 km² |
| 800–805 | 104,642 km² |
| 806–845 | 19,675 km² |
| 846–868 | 34,246 km² |
| 869–897 | 41,627 km² |
Related
- Pallava dynasty empire