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Gunavarma I was an
early Kannada language poet who aut****d two
Mahakavya (epic poems), the
Shudraka and the
Harivamsha around 900 CE. His
works are considered...
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Kannada grammar and prose,
flourished in the 9th
century AD.
Around 900 AD,
Gunavarma I
wrote "Sudraka" and "Harivamsa" (also
known as "Neminatha Purana")....
- Cāritrasāra in Sanskrit. He
patronised the
famous Kannada grammarians Gunavarma and
Nagavarma I and the poet
Ranna whose writing Parusharama Charite may...
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expert way (sumārgam) of Gajaga, Gunanandi, Manasija, Asaga, Candrabhatta,
Gunavarma, Srivijaya,
Honna (Ponna),
Hampa (Pampa), Sujanōttamsa –
these provide...
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Somanatha 13th c.
Hastimalla 13th c.
Chandrama 13th c.
Somaraja 1222
Gunavarma II 1235
Polalvadandanatha 1224
Andayya 1217–1235
Sisumayana 1232 Mallikarjuna...
- the
model for all ****ure
works in Kannada.
There is
evidence to
believe Gunavarma I ,the poet who
flourished at the
court of King
Ereyappa (864-913 C.E)...
- that the
Durvinita mentioned in
Kavirajamarga is the
Western Ganga king.
Gunavarma I, the
Kannada epic
writer aut****d
Shudraka and
Harivamsha (also known...
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Somanatha 13th c.
Hastimalla 13th c.
Chandrama 13th c.
Somaraja 1222
Gunavarma II 1235
Polalvadandanatha 1224
Andayya 1217–1235
Sisumayana 1232 Mallikarjuna...
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refers to a
Durvinita as an
early writer of
Kannada prose.
Around 900 CE,
Gunavarma I aut****d the
Kannada works,
Shudraka and Harivamsha. His
writings are...
- and
Gunavarma. Gunachandra, who was
admired by King
Someshvara II (also
called Bhuvanaika Malla),
wrote Parsvabhyudaya and Maghanadisvara.
Gunavarma, who...
