The Kappe Arabhatta record from this period (700) in "tripadi" (three line) metre is considered the earliest available record in Kannada poetics. "Prabhrita" by Syamakundacharya and "Chudamani" by Tumubuluracharya, both of 650 have been referenced in later centuries.--> The most enduring legacy of the Chalukya dynasty is the architecture and art that they left behind. More than one hundred and fifty monuments attributed to them, built between 450 and 700, have survived in the Malaprabha basin in Karnataka. The constructions are centred in a relatively small area within the Chalukyan heartland. The structural temples at Pattadakal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the cave temples of Badami, the temples at Mahakuta and early experiments in temple building at Aihole are their most celebrated monuments. Two of the famous paintings at Ajanta cave no. 1, "The Temptation of the Buddha" and "The Persian Embassy" are also credited to them.