The present work studies Orissa during the rule of the Samavamsa, which covers the period between 885-1110 A.D. Enriched with the latest source materials, as a result of the author’s fieldwork as a curator of the Orissa State Archaeology Department, this work presents a comprehensive picture of the religious conditions of Orissa and her people during the early medieval times. The work includes a detained discussion on the art and architecture of the period, with reference to magnificent temples like the Muktesvara, the Rajarani and the Lingaraja, and is accompanied with seventy photographs.
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