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100
This person officiated the Ashvamedha Yajna in Koshala.
Rishyashringa
100
Owing its name to the sanskrit word for "emotion", this Gujarati theatre form includes dance, music and dialogues
Bhavai
100
This famous composer, is part of the trinity and has written many compositions in Sanskrit.
Muthuswamy Dikshidhar
100
Saraswati
100
Thirugnanasambandar resurructed Angam Poompavai in this temple.
Kapali koil
200
A minister in the court of Pandavas, he was half brother to Drtarashtra and Pandu.
Vidura
200
This dance form of Assam also shares its name with a set of festivals.
Bihu
200
The first woman doctor and a legislature, she passed the Anti Nautch Act in the Madras high court.
Muthulakshmi Reddi
200
Ravana, lifting Mt. Kailasa, Ellora.
200
This stands thill date as the largest temple complex in the world.
Angkor Wat
300
The brother of Jayatu, he points the Varana Sainya to Sita
Sampaati
300
Like Ram lila, this sister art form has artists enacting scenes from Mahabharata. 
Pandav Nritya or Pandav Liila.
300
Hailing from the Meenakshisundaram pillai parampara, this pillai taught at Nrityodaya (padukka) and also taught our CM, JJ.
Muthuswamy Pillai
300
Krishna Lifting Govardhana, Mamallapuram.
300
The Capital of Rajendra shifted to this city and it was named after the place he conquered.
Gangai konda Chozhapuram
400
The eighth and only surviving son of Shantanu, he was the prime teacher of the Kuru clan.
Bhishma
400
A gypsy who tells her predictions is central to a kind of dance drama.
Kurathi/ Kuravanji
400
The composer of Theruvil Varano, He lived in the 16th Century and gave tremendous inputs to dance and music fields by writing many padams.
Muthu Thandavar
400
The Vijayanagara Empire's Emblem.
400
Built of Basaltic ROCK this is the argest temple built of one rock.
Kailasa temple, Ellora caves. 
500
This conch was yielded by a Pandava and loosely translated to 'never- ending victory'
Yudhisthra- Anantavijaya
500
The oldest form of Sanskrit theatre along with aspects of Sangam Koothu, is still performed in kerala.
Koodiattam
500
A muthu Anklet features Silapadhikaaram written by Ilango Adigalar who followed this way of living.
Jaina
500
Kiratarjuneeyam, Mahabharata, depicted in Kanchi Kailasanatha, 9th CE
500
This place has many references to the Kishkinda Kanda of Ramayana
Hampi, Karnataka
Anjanayadri hills, Rishyamukha