Essay name: Purana Bulletin
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Affiliation: University of Kerala / Faculty of Oriental Studies
The "Purana Bulletin" is an academic journal published in India. The journal focuses on the study of Puranas, which are a genre of ancient Indian literature encompassing mythological stories, traditions, and philosophical teachings. They represent Hindu scriptures in Sanskrit and cover a wide range of subjects.
Purana, Volume 6, Part 1 (1964)
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पुराणम� - [purāṇam - ] ʱĀ
[Vol. VI., No. 1
३०. स्त्रीसंगम� तथ� गीते द्यूते [30. strīsaṃgame tathā gīte dyūte] ' व्याख्यानसंगमे �
आय� व्यय� तथ� नित्यं त्यक्तलज्ज� सद� भवेत� �
वृ. चा. शा. १८�, १८.
लिङ्�, पूर्वभाग, ३५.६०.
� क्षुते ( वृ. चा. शा. ). � व्यवहारे तथाहार� ( लिङ्� ). � त्वर्थानां �
समागमे (लिङ्�).
३१. स्वकर्मधर्मार्जितजीविताना� स्वेष्वे� दारेषु सद� रतानाम� �
नितेन्द्रियाणामतिथिप्रियाणां गृहेऽप� मोक्षः पुरुषोत्तमानाम� ||
चा. रा. नी शा. �.५१, वृ. चा. शा. ४६.६३.
�., सृष्टि, १६.३१�.
[vyākhyānasaṃgame |
āye vyaye tathā nitya� tyaktalajja� sadā bhavet ||
v�. cā. śā. 182, 18.
liṅga, pūrvabhāga, 35.60.
1 kṣute ( v�. cā. śā. ). 2 vyavahāre tathāhāre ( liṅga ). 3 tvarthānā� ca
samāgame (liṅga).
31. svakarmadharmārjitajīvitānā� sveṣveva dāreṣu sadā ratānām |
nitendriyāṇāmatithipriyāṇāṃ gṛhe'pi mokṣa� puruṣottamānām ||
cā. rā. nī śā. 2.51, v�. cā. śā. 46.63.
pa., sṛṣṭi, 16.318.
] KANNADA VERSIONS OF THE PURANASI
BY
M. K. SURYANARAYANARAO
[ संस्कृतभाषायां वर्तमानै� पुराणप्रबन्धैः प्रवर्तिता� कर्णाट�-
भाषाकवयः तान् तदन्तर्गतान् क्षेत्रतीर्थादिमाहात्म्यभागान� कर्णाटकभाषायां
पद्यात्मका�, गद्यात्मका�
पर्यवर्तयन� � तथाविधकर्णाटकप्रबन्धाथ
पद्यात्मका�,
चम्प्वात्मकाश्� दृश्यन्त� � तेषा� कर्तृप्रतिपाद्यादिविषय� अत्र वरयन्त� � ]
[saṃskṛtabhāṣāyā� vartamānai� purāṇaprabandhai� pravartitā� karṇāṭaka-
bhāṣākavaya� tān tadantargatān kṣetratīrthādimāhātmyabhāgān karṇāṭakabhāṣāyā�
貹ٳ�, gadyātmakā�
paryavartayan | tathāvidhakarṇāṭakaprabandhātha
貹ٳ�,
campvātmakāśca dṛśyante | teṣāṃ kartṛpratipādyādiviṣayā atra varayante | ]
] on the
The influence of the Sanskrit epics and Purāṇas on
people of Karnataka is amply reflected in their fine arts and
literary works. Episodes from the Puranas are to be
found
sculptured on the walls of several temples dating from
the 11th
Century onwards.
The temples being the centre of all religious activities, we
find that several endowments have been made to temples by
various kings, and chieftains. Grants of villages were
made for
the purpose of "performance of prayers, sacrifices, daily
services
and recitation of the Vedas" according to an inscription
of Hoysala
Ballaladeva (1174 A. D) found at the bottom of a
stone on the
inner wall of the Treasury of Cennakeśava
temple in Belur'a
Specific reference to grant of a share to the teachers
of Puranas
1. Prepared under the direction of Dr. V. Raghavan.
K.K. C.
Note :
MD (K.) No
MYS. D. No.
Karnataka Kavi Carite, Vols. I, II and
III Printed in 1924 (2nd Edn.), 1924 and
1929 respectively.
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Kannada
MSS, in the Government Oriental MSS.
Library, Madras, Ptd. in 1937.
A Descriptive Catalogue of Kannada
MSS. in the Oriental Research Institute
Mysore, Ptd. in 1962.
Not clear whether adaptation or actua
rendering.
10. Epigraphia Carnatica, Vol. V, Pt. I, pp. 134-135 (Kannada trans
literation portion)
