Cultural Confluence: The evolution of art and architecture in early medieval Kashmir: 7th - 12th Century CE
Author(s): Mohd Iqbal Rather
Abstract: The period between the 7
th and 12
th centuries CE marks a significant epoch in the cultural and architectural history of Kashmir. This era witnessed the synthesis of indigenous traditions with external influences, resulting in a unique and vibrant cultural identity. This paper explores the art and architecture of early medieval Kashmir, focusing on its stylistic evolution, religious symbolism, and socio-political context. The study emphasizes the region’s role as a cultural confluence where Shaivism, Buddhism, and emerging Islamic influences intertwined to shape its artistic and architectural heritage.
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How to cite this article:
Mohd Iqbal Rather. Cultural Confluence: The evolution of art and architecture in early medieval Kashmir: 7th - 12th Century CE. Int J Hist 2024;6(2):335-336.
