History · Art and Architecture
The 'Vesara' architectural style, characterized by its hybrid combination of North Indian (Nagara) and South Indian (Dravida) temple designs, predominantly developed in which region of India?
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- 1Eastern Coastal Plains
- 2Northeast India
- 3Deccan✓
- 4Central India
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Deccan
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