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The article discusses the significance of Sembiyan Mahadevi, a Chola queen from the 10th century, in popularizing the iconic sculpture of Nataraja, a representation of Shiva as the King of Dance. Despite coming from a modest background, Sembiyan strategically donated her sheep to temples in key regions, earning local support and solidifying her family's authority.
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