Question

Who wrote vaddaradhane ?
A. Pampa
B. Poona
C. Shivakotiacharya
D. Srivijaya

Answer 1

Hint:
Shivakoti (also Shivakoti), a writer of the 9th 10th century, the author of the preaching is considered to be the author of Kannada Language Jain Text Vaddaradhane. A prose tale is written in prior old Kannada (Purva Halegannada), Vaddaradhane is considered as soon as possible in the present Kannada language in prose style. Scholars, however, are still divided about when the text was written, with the claims of the 6th century before the 6th century.

Complete answer:
According to scholar RS Mughli, Vadarhin Jain is one of the best pieces of literature, which stands in all areas of Kannada literature. In addition to the religious material, Jain Saints Life (Jain), This body and soul, explanation of luck (behaves on Jain principles about the torments), rebirth and the plight of humans on earth. Useful information about contemporary society, including education, business and commerce, magic and superstition, caste system and untouchability, and the situation of women in society, has been given. This text provides details on contemporary urban and rural society. The text on the evils states a significant monitor on the adulteration of breeds including Kalyug and contemporary Brahmin practices. It has been mentioned in the fierce warriors, Royal Retainer (Veelavali) who was taking an oath to put his life for the king and the royal family.
Dating and its writers have been controversial. According to scholar RS Mughli, experts are not unanimous that prose was written before Kavirajmam. Modern Kannada poets and according to Govinda Pie, Vadradhna has a lot of dates. Based on the study of inscriptions from Shravanabelagola and some pre-2nd century inscriptions, Pai authorized the publications of two scholars in 1960: Kannada Literature Aditya ("Anniversary of Kannada Literature") and Kannada Literature However, scholar DL Narasimhacha says that writing is almost from 920 century. Professor Upadhyay has written a period of the 9th century, while historian AR Narbonkar, Kan Shastri, and Dravid scholar Zevbil have said this date.

Hence, the correct answer is option C.

Note:
One opinion is that Shivkoti was not the author of work, and that his natural work will be a source of inspiration for this Kannada writing. However, it has been reported that the author's name appears in the closing section of every story in writing, and that the Prakriti writer, whose name is Shivkoti, lived in 2 or 3th century AD and Acharya was a disciple of feudal. Another name, Revathi Acharya also appears in some places in Kannada Text. Historian Jyotsana is of the opinion that the work involving the 10th century dates in the dates of 19 stories was inspired by the graph of Sanskrit language.