Shabdamanidarpana

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Shabdamanidarpanam (Kannada: ಶಬ್ದಮಣಿದರ್ಪಣಂ Śabdamaṇidarpaṇam, "The Jewel Mirror of Language"), is a comprehensive treatise on Kannada grammar written by Kēśirāja in 1260 CE. It is the earliest systematized account of Kannada grammar, and has been regarded as an authority for the literary language since its composition. Kēśirāja draws significantly upon the Kātantra system of Sanskrit grammar, owing to the widespread use of Sanskrit as a language of intellectual life. The Śabdamaṇidarpaṇa is composed in kanda padya, a meter often employed in Kannada technical literature. Kēśirāja included his own gloss (vṛtti) along with the work. Later commentaries were also composed, such as the Sūtrānvayaratnamāle by Liṅgaṇārādhya (16th century CE) and the ṭīke ("commentary") of Niṣṭhūra (or Niṭṭūru) Nañjayya (18th century CE). There also exist modern commentaries, such as T.V. Venkatachalashastry's Darpaṇavivaraṇa. These attest to the work's enduring importance in the Kannada literary tradition.

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1 de enero de 1260

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Kesiraja