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prominent literary figure in
Kannada literature whose works are
mostly in the
Sangatya (composition
meant to be sung to the
accompaniment of a
musical instrument)...
- exist; the
ragale (lyrical
narrative compositions, in use from 1160); the
sangatya (compositions
meant to be sung with a
musical instrument, in use from 1232)...
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coming into use,
including Ragale (a form of
blank verse) and
meters like
Sangatya and Shatpadi. The
works of this
period are
based on Jain and
Hindu principles...
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metres was
first po****rised by the
court poets.
These metres were the
sangatya,
compositions sung to the
accompaniment of a
musical instrument; shatpadi...
- style, but
distinctive Kannada metres became more
widely accepted. The
Sangatya metre used in compositions,
Shatpadi (six line),
tripadi (three line) metres...
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literature is
available are the champu-kavyas or just champu,
vachana sangatya, shatpadi, ragale, tripadi, and kavya. The Jain
scholars wrote mostly about...
-
Narasaraja Vijaya, a
eulogy of his
patron King
Narasaraja I.
Written in
sangatya metre (a
composition meant to be
rendered to the
accompaniment of a musical...
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through songs called Devaranama (lyrical poems) in the
native meters of
Sangatya (quatrain),
Suladi (beat based),
Ugabhoga (melody based) and
Mundige (cryptic)...
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wrote in the
sangatya metre (Padmini Parinaya, 1720), Nuronda, who
eulogised his
patron Krishnaraja II in
Soundarya Kavya (c. 1740) in
sangatya metre, and...
- vritta, tripadi,
kanda (also called,
choupadi or chaturpadi), shatpadi,
sāngatya and others.[clarification needed] The name
given for a pure, true letter...
