Which of the following temples was built during the rule of Pallav dynasties ?

The Mahabalipuram Temple (also known as the Shore Temple) was built during the rule of the Pallava dynasty, specifically under the reign of Raja Narasimhavarman II in the 7th century. It is located in Mahabalipuram (also known as Mamallapuram) in Tamil Nadu and is renowned for its rock-cut temples and monolithic structures.

• The Pallava dynasty was one of the most prominent dynasties in South India and was known for its contributions to Dravidian architecture.
• Mahabalipuram is famous for its shore temples, which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites and showcase the excellence of Pallava architecture.
• The Shore Temple at Mahabalipuram is built with granite and is located near the sea, hence its name.
• The rathas, caves, and monolithic structures at Mahabalipuram are also key architectural feats of the Pallava dynasty.

• Hazara Temple – Located in Madhya Pradesh, built during the Gupta dynasty, not the Pallavas.
• Nageshwaram Temple – A prominent Jyotirlinga temple in Gujarat, not related to the Pallavas.
• Brihadeshwara Temple – Built during the Chola dynasty, specifically by Raja Raja Chola, not the Pallavas.