See also: List of Chola Temples in Bangalore. The Choleswarar temples were constructed by the Chola kings. Several of these temples are included in a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Great Living Chola Temples.[1]
| Place | Name | Built By | Built in honor of | Year Built | Misc | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aragalur | Cholesvara | |||||
| Sengalipuram | Nistulaambikaa | in Tiruvarur District | ||||
| Mannargudi | Choleswarar | in Pattakara St, Mannargudi, Tiruvarur District. (Chitragupta having separate Sannithi) | ||||
| Tippirajapuram | Vikrama Choleswarar | near Kumbakonam | ||||
| Gangaikonda Cholapuram | Gangaikonda-Choleswarar | Rajendra Chola I | ||||
| Mallasamudram | Choleswarar | Mallasamudram | ||||
| Bhatkal | Choleswarar | |||||
| Sangramanallur | Choleswarar | |||||
| Periyakottai | Choleswarar | |||||
| Narttamalai | Choleswarar | Vijayalaya | ||||
| Thanjavur | Brihadisvara Temple | Rajaraja Chola I | It was named as Rajarajesvaram/Peruvudaiyar kovil | |||
| Arrur | Arinjisvara | Rajaraja Chola I | Arinjaya Chola | near Melpadi, Vellore tomb shrine for grandfather | ||
| Tiruchirapalli | Vijaya Choleswara | Vijayalaya Chola | ||||
| Begur | Panchalingeswarar | (Panchalingas - Nageswara, Kaleswara, Naga- reswara, Karneswara and Choleswara.) | ||||
| Aranthangi | Rajendra Choleswara | Rajendra Chola | ||||
| Sholinghur | Choleswarar | Natural lingam | ||||
| Bhatkal | Choleswara | Khetapayya Narayana, Joshi Shankarnarayana | ||||
| Kalandai | Adityesvara | Aditya I | ||||
| Ponnamaravathi | Rajendracholisvara | Pudukkottai District | ||||
| Tirappur | Choleswaram Udaiyar | Pudukkottai District | ||||
| Motupalle | Chola | Andhra Pradesh | ||||
| Tholudur | Maduranthaka | Cuddalore district, Uththama Chola | ||||
| Karnataka | Cholachgudi old | |||||
| Samathur | Chozheeswarar Alayam | |||||
| Vellakovil | Choleeswarar koil | In Tiruppur district. | ||||
| Kannapuram | Vikram Choleeswarar koil | Near Olappalayam, Vellakoil in Tiruppur district. | ||||
Similar to Solesvara, there are number of temples in praise of the Pandiya kings and they are called Pandisvara.