Katta Varadaraju
Katta Varadaraju (17th century CE) was a Telugu poet.
Katta Varadaraju
- Name
- Katta Varadaraju
- Birthplace
- Cuddapah, Vijayanagara Empire. (modern day Andhra Pradesh, India).
- Occupation
- Poet
- Nationality
- India
- Known for
- Sri Ramayanamu
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• Honorific Prefix — Sahiti Bhoja • Name — Katta Varadaraju • Birthplace — Cuddapah, Vijayanagara Empire. (modern day Andhra Pradesh, India). • Occupation — Poet • Period — Prabandha Period • Language — Telugu • Notable Works — Sri Ramayanamu Sriranga Mahatmyam Parama Bhagavata Charitra • Parents — Haridasaraju (father) Krishnamba (mother) Katta Varadaraju (17th century CE) was a Telugu poet.
Biography
Biography
Katta Varadaraju was born to Haridasaraju and Krishnamba at Cuddapah in the Vijayanagara Empire. His grandfather was Rangappa Raju, an ally of the Vijayanagara Emperor Rama Deva Raya. He is a Kshatriya of the solar race and a descendant of the legendary Chola king Karikala Chola.
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• Sri Ramayanamu • Sriranga Mahatmyam • Parama Bhagavata Charitra
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- 1.M. Kulasekhara Rao. A History of Telugu Literature. For copies, M. Indira Devi. 258. 1988.
- 2.Amaresh Datta. Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature: A to Devo. Sahitya Akademi. 1. 69. 1987. 9780836422832.
- 3.S. Gopalan, N. Venkata Rao. Sri Rāmāyanamu: Bala and Ayodhya kandas. The Government Oriental Manuscripts Library, Madras. 12. 1950.
- 4.Challa Radhakrishna Sarma. Ramblings in Telugu Literature. The Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society (Bangalore). Lakshminarayana Granthamala. 78 -79. 14. 1978.
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