Kuvempu Biography

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Kuppali V Gowda Putappa nicknamed Kuvempu (ಕುಪ್ಪಳ್ಳಿ ) was a Kannada language poet. He was born on 29 December 1904 in Shimoga, Kuppali, Karnataka state. His mother's name was Sitamambi and his father's name was Venkatappa Gowda. Ramayana was introduced from a modern perspective in his book 'Sri Ramayana Darshanam'. His home was located at Tirthahalli in Shivamogga district. He was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1955 for the epic. Kuvempu was married to Hemvati on 30 April 1937, from whom he has two sons, and two daughters. Kuvempu's career There is also a sad incident associated with this symbol of honor of Kuvempu's life.

His house was located at Tirthahalli in Shivamogga district, one day thieves broke in. Kuvempu's Jnanpith and Padma Shri award were saved, but Padma Bhushan was taken away by thieves. Kuvempu is considered to be the national poet of Kannada, the creative surface of his literature is diverse, his popular work 'Sri Ramayanadarshanam' and developed epic, and is the center of gratitude to the creator.

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He was awarded the award by the Sahitya Akademi in 1955 on the epic. U.R. According to Ananthamurthy, Sri Ramayanadarshanam has been presented in the form of continuous diligence. He also composed the Karnataka state song "Jai Bharat Ki". Kuvempu finished his education under Kannada and English languages ​​and after that he went to Mysore for further education. He then studied at the Maharaja's College in Mysore and graduated in Kannada in the year 1929. Apart from this, the great poet Kuvempu wrote Amalan Kathe, Kalasundari, Krittike, Marivigyan, Panchajanya, Ikshu Gangotri, Meghapur, Shashti Naman, Vibhuti Puja, Pakshikashi, Kalasundari, Marivigyannibiginar's Music, Aliyan Haran between 1924 and 1981. . Jantapragya Mattu Ideological Awakening, Panchajanyanvilu, Chitrangada, Kogile Mattu Soviyat Rashya, Krittike, Agnihansa, Kinkini, Premkashmir, Shodashi, Nanna Mane, Manujamat-Vishvapatha, Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa, Swami Vivekananda, Vedanta literature, writings, statements are written by Kavanage.

Kavya Amalana Katha (Chisu literature) (1924)

Bmmmanahliya Kindarijogi (Chithu literature) (1926) Haluru (1926) Kaalu (1930) Panchajanya (1933) Kalasundari (1934) Navilu (1934) Navilu (1934) Kavyagil (1934) Mattu Soviet Rashya (1944) Krittikaॆ (1946) Agnihansa (1946) Pakshikashi (1946) Kinkini (1946) Premkashmir (1946) Shodashi (1947) Nanna Man (1947) Jenaguva, Chandramko (1952)! (1954) Ikshhu Gangotri (1957) Aniketan (1963) Anuttara (1963) Mantrakshatॆ (1966) Kadardakॆ (1967) Pretakyu (1967) Kuticachak (1967) Hanna Hattarॆ (1976) (1947) (Children's Literature) Meghpur (1947) (Children's Literature) Shri Ramayana Darshan0 (1949) (Epic) English Poetry Compilation Beginner's Muse (1922) Aliyan Harp (1973) Nataka Modnanan Tamma (1926) (Makkah Natak) (1928) Jalgar Yaman Solu (1928) Nann Gopal (1930) (Makkah Drama) Birugalli (1930) Smashan Kurukshetra (1931) Maharatri (1931) Valmiki Bhagya (1931) Raktakshi (1932) Shudra Tapasvi (1944) Br9478) Sacrifice (1944) Chandrahas (1963) Kanin (1974) Novel Kanuru Subbamm Hanggadati (1936) Malangalli Madumagagu (1967) Fiction anthology Sanyasi Mattu Itar Kathangagu (1936) Nanna Devaru Mattu Itar Kathangadu (1936) Prabandha Atmashrigagi Nirankushmatigalagi (1944) Sahitya Prachar (1944) Kavya Vihara (1947) Taponandan (1950) Vibhuti Poojan (1953) Draupadiy Srimudi 1960) Rasovaisah (19 62) Shashthi Naman (1964) Aadi (1970) Manujamat-Vishvapath (1971) Vichar Krantiga Awaan (1974) Jantapragyaॆ Mattu Ideological Awakening (1978) (source: wikipedia) Kuvempu's Awards Inko Sahitya, Bangalore Vishwavidyalayad Gaurav D.Litt, Akademi , Padma Bhushan, Mysuru Vishwavidyalayaand Gaurav D.Litt, Karnataka Ratna 'Rashtrakavi' award, Jnanpith Prashasti, Bangalore Universityand Gaurav D.Litt, Karnataka Universityand Gaurav D.Litt, etc. were honored with commendations and awards. On the 113th birth anniversary of his poet Kuvempu, the search engine Google remembered him by making a joyful doodle. In addition to being honored with the prestigious Jnanpith Award, for his contribution to Kannada literature, he was also honored with Rashtrakavika (National Poet) in 1958 and Karnataka Ratna (Gem of Karnataka) in 1992 by the Government of Karnataka. Born on December 29, 1904 in Mysore, Kuvempu is the first such Kannada writer. Kuppali Venkatappa Puttappa died at the age of 89 in Mysore in the Indian state of Karnataka on November 11, 1994.