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Bharata Kathamanjari (the
Mahabharata of Karnataka) is po****rly
known as
Gadugina Bharata and
Kumaravyasa Bharata. It is an
adaptation of the
first ten parvas...
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Kumara Vyasa, the most
notable of
Brahmin scholars wrote Gadugina Bharata, a
translation of the epic Mahabharata. This work
marks a transition...
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Aalochana Upachaya Kavyatathva:
Kelavu Mukhagalu Kumaravyasa virachita:
Gadugina Bhaaratha Folklore Janapada Sahitya Praveshika Jaanapada Saraswathi Edition...
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version of the epic Mahabharata, po****rly
known as
Kumaravyasa Bharata or
Gadugina Bharata (c.1425-1450).
Minor shrine in the
prakara (compound) of the Veeranarayana...
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Among Vaishnava scholars,
Kumara Vyasa patronised by Deva Raya II
wrote Gadugina Bharata. This was
later completed by
Timmanna Kavi as
KrishnaRaya Bharata...
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Chakravarti ("Emperor of the land of Metaphors"). In 1430, he
wrote the
Gadugina Bharata, po****rly
known as
Karnata Bharata Kathamanjari or Kumaravyasa...
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Secular Padmaraja purana Padmananka 1385
Vijayanagara Empire Vaishnavism Gadugina Bharata (Kumaravyasa Bharata) Kumaravyasa,
Timmanna Kavi 1425, 1510 Vijayanagara...
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included metaphors, similes,
humour and even vulgarity.
Kumara Vyasa wrote Gadugina Bharata in 1430 in the
Vyasa tradition. The
title of the work is a reference...
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Khagendramanidarpana Mangaraja I 1360
Vijayanagara Empire Epic (Mahabharata)
Gadugina Bharata Naranappa (Kumara Vyasa) 1425
Vijayanagara Empire Epic (Ramayana)...
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Chandrasagara Varni (Bijjalarayapurana – Kannada)
Kumara Vyasa (1430 AD) (
Gadugina Bharata or
Karnataka Bharata KathaManjari a
Kannada adaptation of Mahabharata...
