History of Mysore and Jnapaka Chitrashale: Some observations
Author(s): Dr. RD Pavamana
Abstract: Devanahalli Venkataramanaiah Gundappa (1887-1975) popularly known as D.V.G. is one of the multifaceted scholars that modern Karnataka has witnessed. As a renowned journalist, poet, political analyst and a philosopher Gundappa was witness to several important historical events. He contributed immensely to both national struggle and the Karnataka unification movement.
Manku Thimmana Kagga,
Marula Muniyana Kagga,
Shree Chennakeshava,
Anthapura Geethe,
Vasantha Kusumanjali,
Umarana Osage,
Shree Rama Parikshanam,
Geetha Shankuntala,
Shree Krishna Parikshanam,
Ketaki Vana,
Nivedana,
Shringara Mangalam, are some of his unique poetry collections. He has authored dramas such as
Shree Vidyaranya Vijaya,
Kannada Mackbeth,
Parashurama,
Prahasanatrayee,
Kanakaluka,
Tilottame. He is known for biographies also. He has written biographies of
Diwan Rangacharlu,
Gopala Krishna Gokhale,
Shri Vidyaranya and
Dadabhai Nauroji. Being a distinct philosopher he has written commentaries on
Eshopanishat and
Purusha Sukta [1].
Jeevana Dharma Yoga or
Shrimad Bhagvad Gita Tatparya [2] is his famous commentary on
Bhagavad Gita. Being a political thinker he has authored
Rajyashastra,
Rajyanga Tatvagalu and
Rajakeeya Prasangagalu in two volumes. Besides these his contribution to history students is more valuable. Jnapaka Chitrashale is one among them.
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Dr. RD Pavamana. History of Mysore and Jnapaka Chitrashale: Some observations. Int J Hist 2022;4(1):03-04.