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Vacanakāvyas

Indian literature
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  • Kannada literature

    …most popular works were the Vacanakāvyas, which were devotional poems to Śiva written in rhythmic prose. The earliest work in Kannada that may be termed a novel is Nemicandra’s LÄ«lāvatÄ« (1370), a love story involving a prince and a princess. One of the most famous Kannada works is the Rājaśekharavilāsa,…

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    …most popular works were the Vacanakāvyas, which were devotional poems to Śiva written in rhythmic prose. The earliest work in Kannada that may be termed a novel is Nemicandra’s LÄ«lāvatÄ« (1370), a love story involving a prince and a princess. One of the most famous Kannada works is the Rājaśekharavilāsa,…

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