Paper I · 3 History of India & AP · 3.5.12 Telugu language and classical literature

3.5.12.5 Srinatha and Potana

In the 14th–15th centuries two very different poets dominated Telugu: Srinatha, the courtly Kavi Sarvabhauma of the Reddi kings, and Potana, the devotional Sahaja Kavi of Bammera who wrote the Andhra Mahabhagavatamu.

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Key terms

  • Srinatha
  • Kavi Sarvabhauma
  • Pedakomati Vema Reddi
  • Kondaveedu
  • Vidyadhikari
  • Sringara Naishadhamu
  • Sriharsha
  • Haravilasamu
  • Bhimakhandamu
  • Kasikhandamu
  • Palnati Veera Charitra
  • Gauda Dindima Bhatta
  • Devaraya II
  • Kanakabhishekam
  • chatu
  • Bammera Potana
  • Sahaja Kavi
  • Andhra Mahabhagavatamu
  • Bhogini Dandakam
  • Virabhadra Vijayamu
  • Nachana Somana
  • Uttara Harivamsamu
  • Pina Veerabhadrudu
  • Jaimini Bharatamu
  • Jakkana
  • Korvi Goparaju
  • Gaurana

What this note covers

  1. Core factsFoundation
  2. ExplainedStandard
  3. DeeperAdvanced
  4. AP angleStandard
  5. Mains writingMains writing
  6. Common trapsFoundation
  7. Quick revisionFoundation

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