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the Aswamedha sacrifice celebrated by Yudhishthira. It is considered as one of the best works in the ancient Kanara language. Translated by Lakskmisa Kavi who was patronised by Viva Vetala Deva who reigned in the beginning of the 13th century at Dwara Samudra—then the capital of the Kanara country,

III.—Sri Bhagavat.

Palm leaves.

A translation of the fifth, sixth and seventh books of the Bhagavat, by Gopinath.

IV.—Krishna Ckeritra.

Palm leaves.

An account of the reign of Krishna at Dwaraka, and the actions of his descendants Pradyumna and Aniruddha, with the defeat of Banasura, and the humiliation of Siva. By Kanakadas.

V.—Jagannath Vijaya.

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The early part of Krishna's life, his juvenile exploits, and marriage with Rukmini. By Rudra Kavi.