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13th century Kannada poet
Andayya (or Andaiah, Āṇḍayya) was a notable 13th-century Kannada writer during the rule of the Hoysala empire. Andayya was a Jain by faith and came from
Andayya
Origin of the Indian state's name
author of Kavirajamarga calls this land as Karnata. So does Kannada poet Andayya. The second view is that it is because of two tribes namely Karna and Nata
Etymology_of_Karnataka
Southern Indian literature, 1025–1343
(1230), is an account of the life of the 14th tirthankar Ananthanatha. Andayya, taking a non-conformist path that was never repeated in Kannada literature
Hoysala_literature
12th century Kannada poet
Chandrama 13th c. Somaraja 1222 Gunavarma II 1235 Polalvadandanatha 1224 Andayya 1217–1235 Sisumayana 1232 Mallikarjuna 1245 Naraharitirtha 1281 Kumara
Nagachandra
Vienne Rumi – Diwan-e Shams-e Tabrizi (masnavi in Persian) c. 1217–1235 – Andayya – Kabbigara Kava (Poets' Defender) c. 1217–1263 – Strengleikar, Old Norse
13th_century_in_literature
Pampa Sri Ponna Shivakotiacharya Muddana, 19th-century poet and author Andayya, 13th-century writer Gangadevi, 14th-century poet and author Kumaravyasa
List_of_people_from_Karnataka
7th to 16th centuries Kannada literature
up the practice of sacrificing live victims. In the early 13th century, Andayya wrote the Madana Vijaya (also known as Kavana Gella – victory of Kama or
Medieval_Kannada_literature
13th century Kannada poet
Chandrama 13th c. Somaraja 1222 Gunavarma II 1235 Polalvadandanatha 1224 Andayya 1217–1235 Sisumayana 1232 Mallikarjuna 1245 Naraharitirtha 1281 Kumara
Janna
Jinaratnasuri Ram Chandra Suri, Śvetāmbara, Samvat 1952–2047 Anand Rishiji Maharaj Andayya - Kannada poet Haribhadra - 12th century philosopher Ranna - poet, one
List_of_Jain_monks
Shabdamanidarpana (Kannada) Hastimalla – Adipurana (Kannada) Andayya – Vardhamana Purana (Kannada) Andayya – Kabbigarakava (Kannada) Choundarasa – Abhinava Dasha
List_of_Karnataka_literature
12th century Kannada poet
Chandrama 13th c. Somaraja 1222 Gunavarma II 1235 Polalvadandanatha 1224 Andayya 1217–1235 Sisumayana 1232 Mallikarjuna 1245 Naraharitirtha 1281 Kumara
Harihara_(poet)
14th–16th century body of literature composed in the Kannada language
traditional themes of renunciation and tenets to focus on contemporary topics. Andayya's 13th century classic Kabbigara Kava ("Poets defender") was an early example
Vijayanagara literature in Kannada
Vijayanagara_literature_in_Kannada
13th-century Kannada poet and writer
Chandrama 13th c. Somaraja 1222 Gunavarma II 1235 Polalvadandanatha 1224 Andayya 1217–1235 Sisumayana 1232 Mallikarjuna 1245 Naraharitirtha 1281 Kumara
Kesiraja
Ibn Sahl of Seville (1212–1251) Al-Shabb al-Zarif al-Tilimsani (d. 1289) Andayya writes Kabbigara Kava ("Poets' Defender") (1217–1235) in Kannada Amir Khusro
13th_century_in_poetry
Historic Kannada literature from South India
renunciation are seen in the writings of Hoysala writers Nemichandra and Andayya. Lilavati Prabhandam, a novel written by Nemichandra (1170) on the topic
Western Chalukya literature in Kannada
Western_Chalukya_literature_in_Kannada
Topics referred to by the same term
Sanskrit poetry published by Pandalam Kerala Varma Kavana Gella, a work by Andayya This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Kavana
Kavana
12th century Kannada poet
Chandrama 13th c. Somaraja 1222 Gunavarma II 1235 Polalvadandanatha 1224 Andayya 1217–1235 Sisumayana 1232 Mallikarjuna 1245 Naraharitirtha 1281 Kumara
Rudrabhatta
Ancient to medieval Kannada. 1232 Sangatya first used by Sisumayana. 1235 Andayya's Kabbigara-kava. 1245 Mallikarjuna's Sukti-sudharnava. 1260 Kesiraja’s
Chronology of Karnataka literature
Chronology_of_Karnataka_literature
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(Ῥαάβ) Greek form of Hebrew Rachab, RHAAB means "ample, broad, spacious, wide." In the bible, this is the name of a harlot of Jericho who aided the spies in their escape and was saved from destruction.
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