- less-meritorious poet su****ded him.
During this
brief time, he
wrote the
Basavapurana, a
biography of the 12th
century social reformer Basavanna. Later, he...
- biographies.
Famous among biographies were Bhimakavi's
Basavapurana (1369), Singiraja's Mala-
Basavapurana (or Singira****urana, 1500) on the life of Basavanna...
- Nirankusopakhyana, and
Addamki Gangadhara, who
wrote Tapatlsamvarana and
Basavapurana.[clarification needed]
Manumanchi Bhatta wrote a
scientific work on veterinary...
-
Nanjunda –
Kumara Rama
Charita (16th century) –
Kannada BhimaKavi –
Basavapurana(1369 AD) –
Kannada Padmanaka –
Kannada Kereya Padmarasa –
Padmaraja Purana...
-
Purvapurana (Adipurana)
Hastimalla 13th
century Hoysala Empire Shaivism Basavapurana Bhima Kavi 1369
Vijayanagara Empire Jainism Dharmanathapurana Madhura...
-
other noted Vachanakaras (writers of
Vachana poetry).
Bhimakavi wrote Basavapurana (1369) and
Padmanaka aut****d Padmara****urana.
Tontada Siddesvara, guru...
- are also his
contributions to
Kannada literature. Somanatha's
Telugu Basavapurana was the
inspiration for
Vijayanagara poet
Bhimakavi (c. 1369) who wrote...
-
kanchuka figures prominently in the
literature of the period,
especially Basavapurana (1237 CE),
which says
kanchukas were worn by
young girls as well. The...
-
Bhima Kavi
paved the way for the
shatpadi metre tradition in his work
Basavapurana (c.1369), a form
first experimented with by the 12th
century Hoysala...
- 1369,
inspired by
Palkuriki Somanatha,
Bhima Kavi
translated the
Telugu Basavapurana to Kannada, and King Deva Raya II (c. 1425) had Chamarasa's landmark...
