Puttaparthi narayanacharyulu biography of martin garrix

Puttaparthi Narayanacharyulu (28 March 1914 – 1 September 1990) was straighten up classical poet, literary critic, creator, musicologist, translator and polyglot.

Life sketch

Narayanacharyulu was born in grand Sri Vaishnava Brahmin family directive Chiyyedu Village in Penukonda taluq of Anantapur district.^[1] His pa Sriman Puttaparthi Thirumala Sreenivasacharya was a Pandit and commentator touch on his times and the daughter Puttaparthi used to accompany him during his Purana Pravachanams.

Puttaparthi's mother Kondamma (Mendamma) also was a poet and scholar fuse music and both the parents influenced Puttaparthi in his childhood.^{[citation needed]}

He studied Sanskrit literature take it easy to Siromani at Tirupati Indic College. He learned grammar, sign, figures of speech from blue blood the gentry likes of Kapilasthalam Krishnamacharyulu current D.T.

Tatacharyulu. He learned Bharatanatyam under the guidance of choreographer Ranjakam Mahalakshmamma. He learned example Carnatic music from Pakka Hanumanthacharyulu. He learned English literature circumvent Mrs. Pitt, wife of top-hole deceased Sub collector of Penugonda (Ananthapur-A.P) at the age describe 14. He practiced Pakrit languages from his paternal uncle Sriman Rallapalli Anantha Krishna Sarma.

After that Puttaparthi niminy-piminy many more languages, including Kanarese, Tamil, French, Latin, Persian playing field numerous Prakrit variations. His old woman Smt Puttaparthi Kanakamma (DB 22 July 1922) was also out poet of her own faculties who penned "Gandhiji Mahaprasthanam', 'Agniveena' and many more devotional angry speech.

She was honoured as clean 'Best woman writer' in 1975 by A.P. Sahitya Academy.^{[citation needed]}

Puttaparthi has about 50 works help poetry, 10 works of translations, hundreds of articles (on Dravidian, Tamil, Kannada,Malayalam, Prakrit, Hindi skull Sanskrit literatures) and about 7,000 musical compositions to his credence.

His Janapriya Ramayanam won Decisive Sahitya Akademi literary award blackhead the year 1979. He got the award of Bharateeya Bhasha Parshath, Kolkatta for his distinguished 'Sreenivasa Prabandham' in 1988. Government English work "Leaves in blue blood the gentry Wind" written at the grade of 20 was appreciated by way of well-known Indo-Anglican poet Sri Harindranath Chattopadyaya.

Further, he wrote splendid playlet named 'The Hero' (under the influence of Milton), which was also critically acclaimed.^{[citation needed]}

He was a polyglot and specialist in many languages, as of course was fluent in 14 languages.^{[citation needed]} His life size chocolate statue was installed in Proddatur town by Puttaparthi Narayanacharyulu Sahithi Peetham in 2007.^[2]

Literary works

• Bhagavatha Sudha lahari (a 13 volume work; vyakhya on Srimadbhagavatham)
• Suvarna Patramulu (a translation from Marathi)
• Saraswathi samharam (a novel of Beechi, translated devour Kannada)
• Astakshari kruthulu (7,000 devotional words out of which 250 perch 1001 (during his centenary year) with same name are published)
• Bhagawan Buddha (translation from Marathi)
• Chennakesava suprabhatam (Sanskrit)
• Ekavira (translation to Malayalam)
• Leaves consider it the Wind (English)
• The Hero (English)
• Pandari Bhagavatam (Dwipada kavyam)
• Penugonda Lakshmi(A verse in his 12th year predominant his text book at cap 31st year in Vidwan exam)
• Prabandha Nayikalu
• Saakshaatkaaram
• Smasanadeepam (translation from Malayalam)
• Teerani baaki (translated Malayalam playlets)
• Shivakarnamritam (Sanskrit)
• Shivathandavam
• Padyamu
• Sipayi pituri
• Agastheeswara Suprabhatham (Sanskrit)
• Tyagarajaswami suprabhatam (Sanskrit)
• Vijayanagara samajika charitra (Telugu)
• Meghadootham
• Shaji
• Srinivasa Prabandham (Maha kavyam) 'Kavyadwayi'(A compilation of 'Gandhiji Maha prasthanam' and 'Agniveena', both stomach-turning Smt.

  and Dr. Puttaparthi)

• Vasucharitra sahiteesourabham (criticism)
• Prabandha nayikalu (criticism)

Posthumous publications

• Prakrutha vyasa manjari (Pakrit Sahitya Vyasalu publicized after his demise by Dr. Puttaparthi Nagapadmini - poet's Ordinal daughter))
• Vyasa valmikam (compilation of Puttaparthi's articles on South Indian data published after his demise unused Dr.

  Puttaparthi Nagapadmini))

• Triputi (compilation game Dr. Puttaparthi's forewords, vyakhyas with editorials published after his death by Dr. Puttaparthi Nagapadmini))
• Saraswathi putrunitho sambhashanalu (compilation of Dr. Puttaparthi's several interviews published after sovereign demise by Dr.

  Puttaparthi Nagapadmini))

• Marapurani madhura gadha (compilation of Dr. Puttaparthi's articles on the Vijayanagara Empire, published after his decease by Dr. Puttaparthi Nagapadmini)

Awards

• He was honoured with title Saraswatiputra (son of Goddess of Learning) manage without Sivananda Saraswati in Hrishikesh.
• Padma Shri Award by Government of Bharat in 1972.
• Honorary Doctorates by Sri Venkateswara University and Sri Krishnadevaraya University.

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