History of Kannada Literature: (Readership Lectures)

11th century Adipurana assigned Balachandra Ballāļa Basava Bharata Bhāravi Brāhmaṇa Chamarasa Chandrarāja Chhandōmbudhi Chidānanda chief Chōla commentary composition Connection of Kannada court poet disciple Doctor Durgasimha Durvinīta earliest Eastern Chalukya Eastern Chalukya king Ganga given Gōpanandi grammar Guṇavarma Hariśvara Hoysala Hoysala King identical inscriptions Jagadēkamalla Jaina authors Jaina guru Jaina poets Janna Janna's teacher Kannada Language Kannada literature Karṇapārya Kavaḍamayya's Kavi Kavirājamārga Kavya Kāvyāvalōkana Kereya-Padmarasa Lakshmiśa later lexicon literary Malayalam Mallikarjuna Mandya Mangarasa melvāḍu mentioned metre minister Mysore Mysore Archæological Report Nāga Nagachandra lived Nagavarma Nagavarma II named Narasimha Nṛipatunga Nuggehalli Oḍeyar Pālkurike Pampa patronage patronised period poem poetical poetry poets praise prose prosody Purāṇa Rājarāja Rāmāyaṇa Ranna Ratnākaravarṇi Rudrabhaṭṭa Sangam Sanskrit Sanskrit words says Singirāja Siva Sōmanātha Sōmarāja Sōmēśvara Srinatha stanzas statement styled Sumanōbāņa Tamil and Telugu Tamil literature Telugu Literature Telugu scholars translated Umādēvi vachanas Vakra-gachchha verse Vijayāditya Vijayanagara King Viraśaiva writers written wrote ಇತಿ ಪ್ರತಿ