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Anchor text: Malay Peninsula
Target Entity: Malay_Peninsula
Preceding Context: Trade on the west coast brought many foreigners to India including Arabs, Jews, Persians, Chinese and people from the
Succeeding Context: . Migration of people within Southern India as a result of the expansion of the empire produced an influx of new cultures and skills. In South India, towns were called Pattana or Pattanam and the marketplace, Nagara or Nagaram, the marketplace serving as the nuclei of a city. Some towns such as Shravanabelagola developed from a religious settlement in the 7th century to an important trading center by the 12th century with the arrival of rich traders, while towns like Belur attained the atmosphere of a regal city when King Vishnuvardhana built the Chennakesava Temple there. Large temples supported by royal patronage served religious, social, and judiciary purposes, elevating the king to the level of "God on earth".
Paragraph Title: Society
Source Page: Hoysala Empire

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