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Comparing Nagara’s regional variants (Kalinga, Bhumija) with Dravida’s own gopuram evolution shows what about these two named architectural traditions?

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1. Comparing Nagara’s regional variants (Kalinga, Bhumija) with Dravida’s own gopuram evolution shows what about these two named architectural traditions?

Neither was ever a single fixed formula — both were living traditions that developed internal variety over time

Both styles remained completely identical and unchanging from their first appearance

Nagara architecture was invented after Dravida architecture had already disappeared

Only Dravida temples ever had any regional variation at all

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