English: The Aihole Inscription of Ravi Kirti at the Meguti temple, a minister and poet in the court of Badami Chalukya King en:Pulakesi II, dated to 634 CE, is in Sanskrit language and old Kannada script. It is considered one of the finest pieces of extant poetry in the Sanskrit language and is a eulogy of King Pulakesi II and his conquests.(Ref:Encyclopaedia of the Hindu World, Volume 1, p.252, Gaṅgā Rām Garg, Concept Publishing Company, 1992, India, ISBN81-7022-374-1; Portraits of a Nation: History of Ancient India: History, Kamlesh Kapur, Sterling Publishers Pvt. Ltd, Chapter 35, The Chalukyas of Badami, Brief history of the Chalukyas, New Delhi, ISBN978 81 207 5212 2). At the end of the inscription is an endorsement in the Kannada language of slightly later date (ref:Indian Epigraphy, p.48, D.C. Sircar, Motilal Banarsidass Publ., 1965, New Delhi, ISBN81-208-1166-6
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I created this work entirely by myself.Dineshkannambadi (talk) 12:36, 1 August 2008 (UTC)
ta shpërndani – ta kopjoni, rishpërndani dhe përcillni punën
t’i bëni “remix” – të përshtatni punën
Sipas kushteve të mëposhtme:
atribuim – Duhet t’i jepni meritat e duhura, të siguroni një lidhje për tek licenca dhe të tregoni nëse janë bërë ndryshime. Këtë mund ta bëni në ndonjë mënyrë të arsyeshme, por jo në ndonjë mënyrë që sugjeron se licencuesi ju del zot juve apo përdorimit tuaj.
share alike – Nëse bëni një “remix”, e shndërroni, ose ndërtoni duke u bazuar te materiali, duhet t’i shpërndani kontributet tuaja sipas të njëjtës licencë ose një të tille të përputhshme me origjinalen.
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2008-08-01 12:36 Dineshkannambadi 1776×1188 (555571 bytes) {{Information |Description=The Aihole Inscription of Ravi Kirti, a minister and poet in the court of Badami Chalukya King [[Pulakesi II]], dated to 634 CE, is in Sanskrit language and old Kannada script. It is considered one of the finest pieces of extant Sanskrit Poetry. The inscription also contains a short endorsement in the Kannada language of about the same date. Source:Indian Epigraphy by D.C. Sircar, 1965, 1996, Motilal Banarsidass Publishers, New Delhi, {{ISBN|81-208-1166-6}} Chapter=Dravidian Languages, Kannada, pg. 48; Cultural Sociology of the Middle East, Asia, and Africa by Andrea L. Stanton, Edward Ramsamy, Peter J. Seybolt, Carolyn M. Elliott, SAGE publications, California, Chapter=Prehistory to 1200, Chalukya Dynasties, pg. 15
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