History of Kannada Literature: Readership Lectures

11th century Adhyatmi Adipurāna assigned author of Kāvyāvalōkana Balachandra Basava bedande Bhārata Bhāravi Brāhmaņas Chāļukya Chamarasa Chandrarāja Chennarāyapatna Chhandōmbudhi Chidānanda chief Chikkupādhyāya Chōla commentary court poet Dēva disciple Doctor Durgasimha Durvinīta earliest Eastern Chalukya Eastern Chalukya king Gandarāditya Ganga given grammar Harihara II Harīśvara Hoysala identical inscriptions Jagadēkamalla Jaina authors Jaina guru Jaina poets Janna Janna's teacher Kannada Language Kannada literature Karnapārya Katakōpādhyāya Kavadamayya's Kavi Kavirājamārga Kāvya Lakshmiśa later lexicon literary Malayalam Mallikārjuna melvādu mentioned metre minister Mysore Mysore Archæological Report Nāga Nāgachandra lived Nāgavarma named Narasimha Nripatunga Nuggehalli Odeyar Pālkurike Sōmanātha Pampa Pandya patronage patronised period poem poetical praise prose prosody Purāṇa quotes Rāghavānka and Kereya-Padmarasa Rājarāja Rāmāyana Ranna Ratnākaravarņi Rudrabhatta Sangam Sanskrit words says shatpadi Simhavishnu Singirāja Siva Sōmarāja Sōmēśvara Srivaishnava stanzas statement styled Sumanōbāņa Tamil and Telugu Tamil literature Telugu scholars translated Umādēvi vachanas Vakra-gachchha Vastukōśa verse Vijayāditya Vijayanagara King Vīraśaiva writers written wrote ಇತಿ ಪ್ರತಿ