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s. The book is written in the champu style, and it is the last of the champu tradition started by

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References

* Virashaiva puranas by Dr. Prabhushankara * Kavicharite by Ram Shri Mugali * Lingayat literature Epic poems Indian poetry {{India-lit-stub