Who constructed the "Bhimeshwara Temple" at Vemulawada ?

Key Points

• Baddega (A.D. 850 – 895) was a ruler of the Vemulawada Chalukya dynasty, which was prominent in the Telangana region during the early medieval period.
• He is credited with constructing the Bhimeshwara Temple at Vemulawada, a significant center of Shaivism.
• The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is known for its architectural and historical significance.
• Vemulawada, also known as "Dakshina Kashi," was a major religious and cultural hub during Baddega's reign.

Additional Information

• Arikesari-I: Arikesari-I was another ruler of the Vemulawada Chalukya dynasty. 
• Yuddhamalla-I: Yuddhamalla-I was an earlier ruler in the dynasty. His contributions were primarily in the areas of military campaigns and territorial expansion.
• Yuddhamalla-II: Yuddhamalla-II was a successor in the same dynasty. While he is known for his patronage of art and culture.