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Karnataka history in Sanskrit Literature

by Karnataka Itihasa Academy
September 29, 2015
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Samskrutha maha kaavyagalalli Karnaatakethihaasa – Karnataka history in Sanskrit Literature

Author: Dr. Mallikurjuna Paraddi

In this essay, author has enumerated important works in Sanskrit literature that throw light on the history of India and in perticluar, the Karnataka region. Historical poems in Sanskrit are so full of mythological narration that A. B. Keith appears to be justifiable when he remarks as follows : ‘That in the whole of the great period of Sanskrit Literature, there is not even one writer, who can be seriously regarded as critical historian” (History of Sanskrit Literature, 144). Philosophical outlook of ancient Indians may be responsible for such a state of affairs i.e. to say that they attached more importance to achievements of individuals than to their personal life. Secondly, the authors were patronised by rulers and were after fame as poets. Such being the case, the author says it is rather difficult to expect them to be impartial and accurate in the narration of historical events. At the same time, one should not agree with the view that ancient Indian writers had no historical sense at all.

Following are three historical poems in Sanskrit that deal with Karnataka history.

(I) VikramankaDevaCharitam by Bilhana of Kashmir (Second half of 11 Century A.D.) deals in 18 cantos with the history of Chalukya Vikramaditya VI. Some of the events narrated in the poem are supported by inscriptional evidence.

(2) Madhuravijayam or ViraKamparayaCharitam by Gangadevi deals with the achievements iof Vijayanagar King Kampana or Harihar II (1362-1374).

(3) Saluvabhyudaya by Rajanatha Dindima (about 1480 A.D.) deals with the achievements of Saluva Narasimha of Vijayanagara dynasty who declared himself as independent King later in the era.

Author also lists other well known works in Sanskrit which throw light on the rulers of different dynasties across India.

1. NavaSaahasanka Charitha written by Parimala PadmaGupta during the early 11th century AD skecthes the history of Paramaara kings of Gujarat.

2. Kalhana’s Raja Tharangini gives the complete history of Kashmir till the time of the poet and is written in 12th century AD.

3. Jayaanakana’s Pruthviraja Vijaya gives history of Chouhan kings of Ajmer from 8th to 12th centuries specially focusing on Pruthvi Raj Chouhan. Written during 1191 – 1193 AD.

4. Hemachandra Soori’s Dwashraya Mahaa Kaavya written during 12th century gives history of Chalukya kings of Gujarat.

5.Someshwara deva’s Keerthi Koumudi gives life history of minister VastuPaala under the rule of Chalukya’s of Gurajat written the middle of 13th century.

6. AraSimha’s Sukrutha Sankeerthana also enumerates the Vasthupala’s life history.

7. BaalaChandraSuri Vasantha Vilasa also written on VastuPaala in the early 14th century.

8. Nayachandra Suri’s HammiraKavya written in 1494 gives the history of Chouhana Kings and expecially he life history of the King Hammira.

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Earlier, painting involved not only the act itself but the entire process, from making one's colours to watching as they come to life. Paper, wood, cloth, etc. were some of the materials artists used as a base for their paintings. Brushes weren't made from synthetic materials but were made from the original hair of animals like camels, goat, and squirrel. The Mysuru style of paintings usually are representations of legends, mythical scenes, and the royal family. This style of painting from Karnataka is known for its simplicity and intricate detailing across the country. The artists used a particular gesso paste, consisting of zinc oxide and gum, which formed a protective layer on the painting, which has kept them undamaged even after 150 years. Karnataka is home to 50 different tribes, each having their traditions and customs. Tribal art is another indigenous art form. Hase Chitra mud painting is an art form emerging from the Shimoga and Karwar districts and is currently being revived.

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The only state that flourishes with both Hindusthani music from North and Carnatic music from the south is Karnataka. Hindusthani The Hindustani musicians of Karnataka have won several awards like the Kalidas Sanman, Padma Vibhusan and Padma Bhusan. Hence, Karnataka has achieved a prominent place in Hindusthani Music. Basavaraj Rajguru, Puttaraj Gawai, Sawai Gandharva are some famous performers to name a few. Carnatic Purandara Dasa is one of the prominent composers in Karnataka who composed close to 75,000- 745,000 songs in Kannada and Sanskrit. Owing to his contribution, he is considered as the Father of Carnatic Music. He became a source of inspiration to composers like Tyagaraja. Purandaradasa later laid down a framework to impart the knowledge of Carnatic music.

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This Tiny Sanskrit Speaking Village in Karnataka Has at Least One IT Engineer in Every Family!

A village with one foot in the Vedic times and another in the 21st century, Mattur is one of the very few places in the world where residents still converse in the classical language of Sanskrit.

E nter any home in Mattur, and you will be greeted with Bhavatha nam kim (What is your name?), Katham asti (How are you?) and Coffee va chaayam kim ichchhathi bhavan (What will you have, coffee or tea?) in eloquent and poetic sounding Sanskrit.

A village with one foot in the Vedic times and another in the 21st century, Mattur is one of the very few places in the world where residents still converse in the classical language of Sanskrit!

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Tucked away in the verdant Shimoga district of Karnataka, Mattur is a tiny hamlet on the banks of the perennial river Tunga. The villagers of Mattur, who lead a Vedic lifestyle, chant the ancient texts and converse in Sanskrit, have made sure the ancient language flourishes in their village.

The journey back to Vedic roots started in 1981 when Sanskrita Bharati, an organisation that promotes the classical language, conducted a 10-day Sanskrit workshop in Mattur. It was attended, among others, by the seer of the Pejawar Mutt in nearby Udupi. Seeing the villagers eagerly take part in the unique experiment to preserve Sanskrit, the seer reportedly exclaimed, “A place where individuals speak Sanskrit, where whole houses talk in Sanskrit! What next? A Sanskrit village!” It was a call the residents of Mattur took to heart. This is how Sanskrit became the primary language of the village.

Mattur is an agrarian village that primarily cultivates areca nuts and paddy. It is inhabited by the Sankethis, an ancient Brahmin community that had migrated from Kerala and settled down in Mattur about 600 years ago. Other than Sanskrit, they also speak a rare dialect called Sankethi, which is a mixture of Sanskrit, Tamil, Kannada, and bits of Telugu. The Sankethi dialect has no written script and is read in the Devanagari script.

The entire village of Mattur is built as a square, like a typical agraharam , with a central temple and a village pathshala. The Vedas are chanted at the pathshala in the traditional way. The students learn them meticulously in their five-year course, under the careful supervision of village elders.

The students at the pathshala also collect old Sanskrit palm leaves, expand the script on computers and rewrite the damaged text in present day Sanskrit to make it available to the common man in the form of publications. Over the years, many students from abroad have also stayed and undergone crash courses at the pathshala to learn the language.

Everybody in Mattur, from the vegetable vendor to the priest, understands Sanskrit. Most speak the language fluently too. It is not unusual to see a group of elders reciting Vedic hymns by the riverside while a couple of young men zoom past them on their bikes, flaunting their mobile phones as they converse in the ancient language. Even young children squabbling and playing cricket in the ground speak Sanskrit fluently.

Another interesting sight is Sanskrit graffiti on the walls of the houses in Mattur. The slogans painted on the walls are ancient quotes such as Maarge swachchataya virajate, grame sujanaha virajante (Cleanliness is as important for a road as good people are for the village). Some families also have the sign “You can speak Sanskrit in this house” proudly written on their doors.

The schools in Mattur have some of the best academic records in the district. According to the teachers, learning Sanskrit helps the students develop an aptitude for maths and logic as well. Many of Mattur’s young have gone abroad to study engineering or medicine and the village boasts of at least one software engineer in every family!

Mattur has produced over 30 Sanskrit professors who are teaching in Kuvempu, Bengaluru, Mysore, and Mangalore universities. Mattur is also the home village of several illustrious personalities that include Mathoor Krishnamurthy of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Bangalore, violinist Venkataram, and gamaka exponent H.R. Keshavamurthy.

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Mattur and its sister village, Hosahalli, are also known for their efforts to support the ancient tradition of gamaka , a unique form of singing and storytelling in Karnataka.

In gamaka , also known as Kaavya Vaachana , a gamaki (singer) reads a stanza of a poem with a high emphasis on meaning, in a raga (melody) that matches the emotion of the poem. Another person then explains the vyakyana or meaning of the stanza through examples and anecdotes. The ragas are drawn from traditional Kannada folk tunes and Carnatic music while the poems are mostly from old Kannada epics such as Jaimini Bharatha , Harischandra Kavya , Ajita Purana , Devi-Bhagavata , and Torave Ramayana.

What makes Mattur so special is that at a time when Sanskrit is spoken by less than 1% of the country’s population, not only do the villagers use the language in their daily life but they are also ready to teach it to anyone interested in learning it. Their commendable effort will go a long way towards keeping the knowledge of this ancient and scientific language alive in the years to come.

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विना वेदं विना गीतां विना रामायणीकथां । विना कविं कालिदासं भारतं भा रतं नहि ॥

Sanskrit literature is as vast as the human life. There are four aims of human life which are called Purusharthas. They are Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha. Dharma stands for the duties and responsibilities of man. Artha communicates the monetary necessities, Karma stands for the human desires of all types and Moksha is freedom from birth and re-birth and worldly involvement. Any and every literature surrounds these four aims of human life. Sanskrit literature first of all presents Vedas which are the basis for Dharma.

Sanskrit is an ancient and classical language of India in which ever first book of the world Rigveda was compiled. The Vedas are dated by different scholars from 6500 B.C. to 1500 B.C. Sanskrit language must have evolved to its expressive capability prior to that. It is presumed that the language used in Vedas was prevalent in the form of different dialects. It was to some extent different from the present Sanskrit. It is termed as Vedic Sanskrit. Each Veda had its book of grammar known as Pratishakhya. The Pratishakhyas explained the forms of the words and other grammatical points. Later, so many schools of grammar developed. During this period a vast literature -Vedas, Brahmana-Granthas, Aranyakas, Upanishads and Vedangas had come to existence which could be termed as Vedic Literature being written in Vedic Sanskrit.

Valmiki was first to write the worldly poetry; Loka – Kavya. He wrote the Ramayana the great-epic which had the great impact on the later literature. Even today the latest poetry is written on the line of Valmiki. The Ramayana was written in 500BC. The second epic Mahabharata was written by Krishanadwaipayana Vyasa which is known as encyclopedia of knowledge. Later the Poets like Kalidasa, Ashvaghosa contributed considerably during the Gupta period. Bharavi, Bhatti, Kumardasa and Magha – all wrote Mahakaavyas. Harishena and Vatsabhatti were also prominent writers. Some other divisions of the classical literature and some names of the classical writers are: Kalhan and Bilhan in the field of historical Kavyas :Bhartrihari, Amaruka, Bilhana, Jayadeva, Somadeva etc. are famous as lyric poets. The Brihatkatha, Romantic and Didactic Fables, erotic poetry, champu kavyas, works on poetics and anthologies, gnomic and didactic poetry etc. form an unparalled part of Sanskrit literature.

The Department of Sanskrit Language and Literature aims to train students who are oriented towards research and teaching in advanced areas of Literature and Literary Criticism linguistics, as well as Indian knowledge systems both of contemporary Indian reality and contemporary western thought. Department is playing a vital role in research in Indian traditions of thought in the systems of Sanskrit Literature, linguistics, literary criticism. Department offers P.G. ,Mphil.,Phd, P.G. Diploma on Sanskrit Literature, P.G. Diploma and Diploma on Yoga, Certificate on Sanskrit. The objectives are sought to be achieved by training students and researchers through best practices in teaching, learning and evaluation process and through week-end Seminars, group discussions and use of ICT in teaching. General studies for competitive examination and coaching for NET/JRF are also provided.

The Faculty members have participated and Presented Research Papers in National and International level including 16th World Sanskrit Conference, Thailand, 17th World Sanskrit Conference, Vancouver Canada.

Objectives of the Department:

To promote the study of the Sanskrit language and literature generally as a means of preserving and popularizing for the benefit of the students in particular and of the nation at large in general.
The best thought and culture of the Sanskrit and all that was good and great in the ancient civilization of India
To build capacity of well rounded faculty through Innovative Pedagogy, Training, Research
To promote learning and research generally in Arts and specially in all branches like.. Manuscriptology and yoga .
To promote the building up of character in youth by Language and Ethics as an integral part of education.
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Prof. V Girishchandra

Professor, dean – language faculty.

Dean, Language Faculty Director, Karnataka Samskrit University, Bangalore

Prof. C. Palaiah

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Dr. Krishna V.Joshi

Assistant professor.

Dr.Krishna V. Joshi has been studied M.A. in Sanskrit from Karnatak University Dharwad. He has been awarded Ph.D from Karnataka University, Dharwad, for his research thesis on “Ayurvedeeya Subhashitani – A critical study”. He has also studied M.A. in Prakrit. He has completed Dot Net Programming, at Aptech Computer Centre, Dharwad. He has studied Traditional Sanskrit at Shri Shankaracharya Samskrit Pathashala, and completed Nyaya- Vedanta Vidwat at C.L.Y. Sanskrit College, Dharwad. He served as lecturer in Karnataka College from 2005 to 2013. He has edited several books including Niceties of Ayurvedic Subhashitas, Sukti-Deepavali, Samskrita Sahityadalli Magu etc. He has presented several research papers in various National & International conferences and workshops. Presently he is working as an Assistant Professor in Language Faculty.

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Karnataka SSLC Sanskrit First Language Model Paper 2024 (PDF)

Karnataka SSLC Sanskrit First Language Model Paper 2024 is made available for download as PDF. KSEAB ( Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board ) releases the class 10 sample paper for Sanskrit First Language subject to help students prepare for exams. This Karnataka SSLC Model Question Papers contains specimen questions from Sanskrit First Language syllabus, in similar exam pattern as actual class 10th Sanskrit First Language test. Therefore by solving the Sanskrit First Language model paper , you can enhance your preparation to get full marks in exams.

Karnataka SSLC Sanskrit First Language Model Paper 2024

About Karnataka SSLC Sanskrit First Language Model Paper 2024

The Karnataka SSLC Sanskrit First Language Model Paper 2024 refers to the sample question paper for Sanskrit First Language subject. It contains specimen questions from KSEAB syllabus for Sanskrit First Language that 10th standard students study. This SSLC Model paper helps you get an idea of what to expect in actual Sanskrit First Language test. The Karnataka Board Model Papers for class 10 Sanskrit First Language is as follows.

Karnataka SSLC Sanskrit First Language Model Paper 2024 PDF

Whereas KSEAB students preparing for Sanskrit First Language exam can study the complete class 10 sample paper on this page itself. In addition you can download the Sanskrit First Language paper PDF from direct link here at oneedu24.com.

Karnataka SSLC Sanskrit First Language Model Paper 2024 PDF Download Link – You can download the 2024 paper from here or official website once it is released. Last published model paper is as follows – Click Here to Download Sample Paper

Karnataka SSLC Model Question Papers

While you can practice Sanskrit First Language sample papers from this page. Likewise you can download specimen question papers for other subjects for Karnataka board from following pages.

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Similarly you can explore more model papers of Karnataka board here.

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Karnataka SSLC Sanskrit First Language

If you are studying Sanskrit First Language in 10th standard, then you need to refer Karnataka Board Class 10 Sanskrit First Language Book , to study the KSEAB SSLC Sanskrit First Language Syllabus 2024 .
Moreover refer Karnataka Solutions for Class 10 Sanskrit First Language to know answers of questions asked in the textbook.
Before exam, refer KSEAB SSLC Sample Papers for Sanskrit First Language , and Karnataka SSLC Sanskrit First Language Previous Year Question Papers to solve questions and improve your preparation.
Finally revise using Karnataka class 10 notes for Sanskrit First Language .

Karnataka SSLC Sanskrit First Language Model Paper – An Overview

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Karnataka Board Class 10th Previous Year Question Paper Sanskrit - 67-S-(PR)-40010-C (T L) June 2018

Karnataka board class 10th previous year question paper sanskrit - 67-s-(pr)-40010-c (t l) june 2018 download pdf.

The preparation of Karnataka SSLC Class 10th exam is incomplete without practicing the Karnataka Board Class 10th Previous Year Question Paper Sanskrit - 67-S-(PR)-40010-C (T L) June 2018. These question papers are prepared for assessing the students in the Board examination but after the board examination, it becomes one of the most demanding resources for the students who are preparing for the current academic year SSLC class 10th examination.

Apart from that if these question papers are used by the karnataka state board’s students while studying in the class 10th, then they will be able to measure their learnings and skills improvements very easily. Also the question papers help in the time management so that they can easily prepare for the upcoming board examination.

Download Karnataka SSLC (Class 10) Question Papers

Karnataka SSLC Class 10 Question PaperSanskrit - 67-S-(PR)-40010-C (T L) June 2018 is a great tool to get the idea of actual board question papers, their marks distribution and many other important pieces of information. Students who will appear in the upcoming board examination are advised to use and solve the Karnataka SSLC Class 10 Question Papers in order to become more familiar with the question papers and it will help them to revise their learnings and preparation as well.

Therefore here selfstudys has come up with the set of karnataka sslc question papers Sanskrit - 67-S-(PR)-40010-C (T L) June 2018 with answers pdf. These can be easily downloaded in PDF file format for free of cost.

Karnataka SSLC Previous Year Question Papers (Year Wise)

Karnataka SSLC previous Year Question Papers Year Wise are presented here in a very systematic manner. Year Wise Question Papers allow students to know the question papers of each year. These question papers are designed for all the subjects that are prescribed to the students of SSLC Class 10th. Practicing these question papers assists students to revise the topics and subjects they have already studied.

Apart from that students also get the information about the expected questions that may appear in the examination. So it is very beneficial to go through the previous year question paper Sanskrit - 67-S-(PR)-40010-C (T L) June 2018.

In Karnataka SSLC 10th Class Maths, Science, Social Science including the language subjects are the major subjects in which students are required to practice the question a lot. Those who will spend an ample amount of time on solving the questions from these subjects will be able to get high scores with less effort.

SSLC Model Question Paper 2020 Karnataka PDF with Answers

SSLC Model Question Paper 2020 Karnataka PDF with Answers are same as Previous year question papers. But the common difference between both types of question papers is that previous year question papers are actual question papers used for conducting the examination, and the model question papers are just for the practice purpose. Practicing these question papers will give equal benefits.

Also, the SSLC Model question papers with answers are very supportive resources that enable students to get the instant answers of the given questions. All students who are preparing for the examination should definitely use the model question papers and previous year question papers. Here we have a set of karnataka sslc question papers 2019 with answers pdf and other year wise question papers as well.

Previous Year Question Paper Class 10 Science

Previous Year Question Paper Class 10 Science will help students to memorize the concepts and different types of questions such as Fill in the blanks, True False and short and long types of answers. Solving these types of questions gives students the opportunity to understand the question very well to score high marks in the board examination.

In Karnataka Class 10th Science Exam students have a total of 100 marks to score in which 80 marks are reserved for the theory papers. Hence to score high in the SSLC CLass 10th science exam students will have to do the extensive practice of questions and sample papers.

We have provided here the complete set of class 10 previous year question paper Sanskrit - 67-S-(PR)-40010-C (T L) June 2018 along with the other subjects question papers. Hence it can be downloaded for free of cost to give your exam preparation a quick boost.

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Karnataka 8th Sanskrit Model Paper 2024 (PDF)

Karnataka 8th Sanskrit Model Paper 2024 has been released. You can now download the class 8 sample paper as PDF. After completing Sanskrit syllabus prescribed by KSEAB ( Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board ), you can solve this Sanskrit model paper to aim to get full marks in 8th Sanskrit test. After that you can download more Karnataka 8th Std Model Question Paper .

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What is the Karnataka 8th Sanskrit Model Paper 2024 ?

The Karnataka 8th Sanskrit Model Paper 2024 is a compilation of model questions based on the Sanskrit syllabus and as per exam pattern of KSEAB for 8th students. This 8th Model paper is a very useful exam preparation resource for the Sanskrit exam. Without further ado, the Karnataka Board Model Papers for class 8 Sanskrit is as given below.

Karnataka 8th Sanskrit Model Paper 2024 PDF

While the complete class 8 sample paper for Sanskrit is given above. We have also provided direct link to download Sanskrit model paper PDF here at allncertsolutions.com.

Karnataka 8th Sanskrit Model Paper 2024 PDF Download Link – Click Here to Download Sample Paper

Karnataka 8th Std Model Question Paper

After you are done with the Sanskrit sample paper. Then you can download model question paper for all subjects for Karnataka board exams also.

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Karnataka 8th Sanskrit

The Karnataka Board Class 8 Sanskrit Book is prescribed for all 8th std students for Sanskrit subject, to study the KSEAB 8th Sanskrit Syllabus 2024 .
The questions answers of this book is in Karnataka Solutions for Class 8 Sanskrit .
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