Kaliyuga Viparitan: earliest Tripadi poetry in Indian literature c. 740 A.D. by Aksarameru, ed. by S. Settar

The subject of this study is an inscription at Badami, once the capital of the Early Chalukyan kingdom. Though J.F. Fleet brought it to light as far back as 1881, it was more or less overlooked for about half a century. Later, it began to engage the language scholars, partly because of the unique metre in which its poetry is composed, and partly because of the emotional appeal the hero of this ...

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