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History

The sanctuaries of Khajuraho were appointed by the Rajput leaders of Chandella Dynasty who governed over focal India from the tenth to the thirteenth Century CE. The sanctuaries were worked over a time of 100 years and it is accepted that each Chandela ruler charged at any rate one sanctuary in the complex during his lifetime. The sanctuaries were worked around 57 Km from the city of Mahoba, the capital of the Chandela tradition rulers. A large portion of the present-day enduring sanctuaries were worked during the rules of ruler Yashovarman and Dhangadeva. Chronicled records of Abu Rihan-al-Biruni depict the sanctuary complex of Khajuraho from towards the part of the bargain, when Mahmud of Ghazi assaulted Kalinjar. The Kings hit an arrangement with Mahmud by paying a payment that kept him from plundering the sanctuaries.