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(790, 1, '2012-08-15 18:44:23', '2012-08-15 18:44:23', '<p>Hampi village dieties folk</p>\r\n\r\n\r\n<p>  songs sung by Durgamma and team Ramasagara.</p>', 'Folk Songs', '', 'publish', 'closed', 'closed', '', 'folk-songs', '', '', '2016-01-12 08:22:15', '2016-01-12 08:22:15', '', 0, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/?p=790', 0, 'post', '', 0),
(739, 1, '2012-05-15 19:48:06', '2012-05-15 19:48:06', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala Video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-29', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:48:06', '2012-05-15 19:48:06', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-29/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(649, 1, '2012-05-07 07:08:39', '2012-05-07 07:08:39', 'Kannada University, the long cherished cultural dream of the people of Karnataka, came into existence in 1991 to take up comprehensive research on all aspects of Karnataka and Kannada. The University is located at Hampi, a renowned World Heritage Centre in Karnataka, is the pride of India.\r\nThe Kannada University, since its inception, is striving to incorportate into the academic world, local knowledge system (desi/indigenous knowledge system) which were hitherto neglected by the academia. As part of such an objective, the University established the Department of Tribal Studies on 1.7.1994 with a view to undertake a comprehensive study of tribal lore and tribal people.\r\nThe objective of the Tribal Studies Department is to conduct an extensive research into the lives of the Tribes in Karnataka. The Department apart from conducting ethnographic, field work based documentation and analysis of the socio-economic life of the tribes, records and publishes their knowledge and literature which is available only in the oral form. The Department has published a series of oral epics thus collected, which has won the appreciation of the academic world. The Department is housed in a mini-campus called Giri-Seeme (Hilly-region) modeled on tribal culture.\r\n\r\nKannada University is located near Hampi, an historical place. The very name HAMPI evokes mythological and historical memories. People lived here since the Stone-age as it is evident in the cave paintings left here by the Stone-age people for posterity. Historically this place has been the abode of many religions - Buddhism, Jainism, Virashaivism, Vaishnavism, Islam and many popular religious cults like Huligemma cult, Galemma cult, Mylaralinga cult, Balabasava cult which exist to this day. This has been an important place for many kingdoms like Hoysalas, Sindhs, Kapilas, not to speak of the Vijayanagara kingdom which originated here and reigned over most part of South India for more than three centuries. Vijayanagara Kingdom has also been the icon of Kannada identity and has inspired the Karnataka unification movement, symbolically representing unified Karnataka. Hampi has also been the abode of many a well-known Kannada poets like Harihara, Raghavanka, Kumaravyasa and Purandaradasa. Hampi is the treasure house of Indian architecture and has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Center.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<strong>Kannada University video :</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGG/timeline/00:00:52.370">Kannada University Video:Time:52sec</a>', 'Kannada University', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '150-revision-27', '', '', '2012-05-07 07:08:39', '2012-05-07 07:08:39', '', 150, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/150-revision-27/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(650, 1, '2012-05-10 23:17:40', '2012-05-10 23:17:40', 'Kannada University, the long cherished cultural dream of the people of Karnataka, came into existence in 1991 to take up comprehensive research on all aspects of Karnataka and Kannada. The University is located at Hampi, a renowned World Heritage Centre in Karnataka, is the pride of India.\r\nThe Kannada University, since its inception, is striving to incorportate into the academic world, local knowledge system (desi/indigenous knowledge system) which were hitherto neglected by the academia. As part of such an objective, the University established the Department of Tribal Studies on 1.7.1994 with a view to undertake a comprehensive study of tribal lore and tribal people.\r\nThe objective of the Tribal Studies Department is to conduct an extensive research into the lives of the Tribes in Karnataka. The Department apart from conducting ethnographic, field work based documentation and analysis of the socio-economic life of the tribes, records and publishes their knowledge and literature which is available only in the oral form. The Department has published a series of oral epics thus collected, which has won the appreciation of the academic world. The Department is housed in a mini-campus called Giri-Seeme (Hilly-region) modeled on tribal culture.\r\n\r\nKannada University is located near Hampi, an historical place. The very name HAMPI evokes mythological and historical memories. People lived here since the Stone-age as it is evident in the cave paintings left here by the Stone-age people for posterity. Historically this place has been the abode of many religions - Buddhism, Jainism, Virashaivism, Vaishnavism, Islam and many popular religious cults like Huligemma cult, Galemma cult, Mylaralinga cult, Balabasava cult which exist to this day. This has been an important place for many kingdoms like Hoysalas, Sindhs, Kapilas, not to speak of the Vijayanagara kingdom which originated here and reigned over most part of South India for more than three centuries. Vijayanagara Kingdom has also been the icon of Kannada identity and has inspired the Karnataka unification movement, symbolically representing unified Karnataka. Hampi has also been the abode of many a well-known Kannada poets like Harihara, Raghavanka, Kumaravyasa and Purandaradasa. Hampi is the treasure house of Indian architecture and has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Center.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<strong>Kannada University video:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGG/timeline/00:00:52.370">Kannada University Video</a>(52 sec)', 'Kannada University', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '150-revision-28', '', '', '2012-05-10 23:17:40', '2012-05-10 23:17:40', '', 150, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/150-revision-28/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(653, 1, '2012-04-30 07:09:12', '2012-04-30 07:09:12', 'This was a private temple of the king. The temple is special with its exceptionally carved outer walls, an unusual feature in other Vijayanagara temples. The story of Ramayana (the Hindu epic) is impressively carved on all around the shrine walls like a comics strips on stone. The inner shrine contains four polished pillars with detailed carvings of godly themes.\r\n<div></div>\r\n[mapsmarker layer="6"]', 'Hampi Dasara Procession', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '1-revision-21', '', '', '2012-04-30 07:09:12', '2012-04-30 07:09:12', '', 1, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/1-revision-21/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(654, 1, '2012-04-27 09:28:42', '2012-04-27 09:28:42', '<p align="justify">The Virupaksha temple is located at the foot of the hill called Hemakuta hill is the core of the village of Hampi. The temple, often called Pampapathi temple, is the most sacred of the temples of this place. Historically speaking, this temple has an uninterrupted history from about the 7th century. The temple contains the shirines of Lord Shiva, Pampa and Bhuvaneshwari. What was once a small shrine, in course of time, developed into a large complex under the Vijayanagara rulers. At present, the main temple consists of a Sanctum, three ante chambers, a pillared hall and a Mukha Mantapa also called Ranga Mantapa or an open pillared hall. A pillared cloister, entrance gateways, courtyards, attendant shrines and other manttapas surround the temple. In 1510 A.D. Krishnadevaraya added the above-mentioned Ranga Mantapa.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n[mapsmarker layer="5"]', 'OSM - virupaksha projection', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '4-revision-35', '', '', '2012-04-27 09:28:42', '2012-04-27 09:28:42', '', 4, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/4-revision-35/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(655, 1, '2012-05-10 23:19:01', '2012-05-10 23:19:01', 'Kannada University, the long cherished cultural dream of the people of Karnataka, came into existence in 1991 to take up comprehensive research on all aspects of Karnataka and Kannada. The University is located at Hampi, a renowned World Heritage Centre in Karnataka, is the pride of India.\r\nThe Kannada University, since its inception, is striving to incorportate into the academic world, local knowledge system (desi/indigenous knowledge system) which were hitherto neglected by the academia. As part of such an objective, the University established the Department of Tribal Studies on 1.7.1994 with a view to undertake a comprehensive study of tribal lore and tribal people.\r\nThe objective of the Tribal Studies Department is to conduct an extensive research into the lives of the Tribes in Karnataka. The Department apart from conducting ethnographic, field work based documentation and analysis of the socio-economic life of the tribes, records and publishes their knowledge and literature which is available only in the oral form. The Department has published a series of oral epics thus collected, which has won the appreciation of the academic world. The Department is housed in a mini-campus called Giri-Seeme (Hilly-region) modeled on tribal culture.\r\n\r\nKannada University is located near Hampi, an historical place. The very name HAMPI evokes mythological and historical memories. People lived here since the Stone-age as it is evident in the cave paintings left here by the Stone-age people for posterity. Historically this place has been the abode of many religions - Buddhism, Jainism, Virashaivism, Vaishnavism, Islam and many popular religious cults like Huligemma cult, Galemma cult, Mylaralinga cult, Balabasava cult which exist to this day. This has been an important place for many kingdoms like Hoysalas, Sindhs, Kapilas, not to speak of the Vijayanagara kingdom which originated here and reigned over most part of South India for more than three centuries. Vijayanagara Kingdom has also been the icon of Kannada identity and has inspired the Karnataka unification movement, symbolically representing unified Karnataka. Hampi has also been the abode of many a well-known Kannada poets like Harihara, Raghavanka, Kumaravyasa and Purandaradasa. Hampi is the treasure house of Indian architecture and has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Center.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<strong>Kannada University video:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGG/timeline/00:00:52.370">Kannada University Video</a>(52 sec)', 'Kannada University', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '150-revision-29', '', '', '2012-05-10 23:19:01', '2012-05-10 23:19:01', '', 150, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/150-revision-29/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(659, 1, '2012-05-09 21:50:46', '2012-05-09 21:50:46', '<strong>History</strong>\r\nThe village of Anegundi and Tungabhadra river which falls within the core\r\nzone of Hampi world heritage site. Anegundi history dates back to Pre-\r\nVijayanagara and to the time of Ashoka in the 3rd century B.C. Even after the\r\ncollapse of the empire in 1565 AD, it continued to be the seat of the Devaraya\r\nDynasty. When Vijayanagara was founded in the mid- 14th century by the\r\nSangama brothers, Harihara and Bukka, Anegundi was already well established\r\nas the cradle city from where they actually ruled then later shifted capital to\r\nHampi.\r\n\r\n<strong>About the village</strong>\r\nThe main focus of the town is a square onto which faces the Ranganatha\r\ntemple (dedicated to Anantashayana). On the opposite side of the square is the\r\nGagan Mahal, built in a typical late Vijayanagara courtly style with arched\r\nwindows and Pyramidal towers, now accommodates local council office. A\r\nfourteenth century gateway marks the northern exit of the town. Another\r\ninteresting early structure is the Jain temple facing on to the main street running\r\nsouth from the square. A complex of shrines known as Chintamani Mutt is built\r\nup to the boulders to the south east of Anegundi from where one can have a fine\r\nview of river Tungabhadra. Yet other structures stand within fortified citadel that\r\noccupies the rocky hill a short distance west of the town. They include gateways,\r\nbarracks, step wells and royal memorials, all dating on the post Vijayanagara\r\nperiod.\r\n\r\nThe road running west from Anegundi passes along the top of the ancient wall of\r\nthe town, in which an early style gateway with finely carved columns still stands.\r\nAbout 1.5 kms to the west a cart track leads southward to Pampa Sarovar, the\r\npool that takes its name from Hampi goddess. A little further on is the access\r\npath to Anjanadri hill which lies to the north of the road. Considered the birth\r\nplace of Anjenaya, this hill is a favorite place of pilgrimage and has a long\r\nstaircase ascending to a modern shrine at the top.\r\n\r\nThe ‘Royal Village’ of pre-Vijayanagar Empire is located on the northern bank of\r\nRiver Tungabhadra. Today, the village is having fortified wall around and all the\r\ndevelopments are within the fort wall. The village has developed in 23.19 Ha of\r\nland with a gross density of 170 persons per Ha.Unlike Hampi which is more\r\ncommercial in nature, Anegundi is a natural village with residential and\r\nArcheological land uses.\r\n', 'Anegundi', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '609-revision-4', '', '', '2012-05-09 21:50:46', '2012-05-09 21:50:46', '', 609, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/609-revision-4/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(661, 1, '2012-05-09 21:53:30', '2012-05-09 21:53:30', '<strong>Introduction</strong>\r\nKaddirampura village, with a population of 1280 as per 2001 census is 70\r\nKm from district head quarters i.e. Bellary & is at a distance of 8 km from Hospet\r\nCity. The village is situated along Hospet-Hampi road & is well connected by road\r\nto Kamalalpura and Hampi. Kaddirampura is just 3 km away & very close to\r\nHampi.\r\n\r\nThe extent of revenue village is about 304.15 hectares. The village has\r\nbeen shifted to the present location from the earlier gram thana as shown in the\r\nrevenue map. The village may be divided into 2 divisions one, Northern part\r\ncomprises of old village & two, southern part comprises of recent residential\r\ndevelopments i.e., govt of Karnataka sponsored Ashraya Schemes. These recent\r\ndevelopments are in Malapanagudi revenue village limits but it is very adjacent to\r\nthe existing Kaddirampura village which is surrounded by lush green fields,\r\npredominantly of paddy, sugar cane, banana grooves & vast track of fertile land\r\nwhich provide enduring natural settings in the area.\r\n\r\nKaddirampura which lies on the road leading from Hampi to Hospet is\r\nhome to a recently renovated temple dedicated to god Murugan, son of Shiva\r\ndecorated with brightly painted plaster sculptures.\r\nOf Historical and archaeological interest are two Mohammedan tombs that\r\nstand beside the road on the other side of the village (Southern end) towards\r\nHospet. Tomb is typical of 14th – 15th century Bahamani architecture, suggesting\r\ncontacts between Vijayanagar & the sultanate kingdom at that time. There are\r\nsome mantapas & ruined temples in the agriculture fields & at old gramthana\r\nwhich are also of archaeological importance.\r\n\r\n<strong>Historical Background</strong>\r\nAccording to Bukkaraya’s epigraphy of 1366 AD, today’s Kaddirampura was\r\ncalled as Rampura where as 1505 AD epigraphy it was called Kaderampura. This\r\nname has got modified over a period of time to Kadeerampura & then to\r\nKaddirampura. As far as local say goes during Vijayanagar regime they used to\r\nprepare swords (Khadga) in this village. Hence Khadgrampura later it got\r\nmodified to Kaddirampura.\r\n', 'Kaddirampura', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '612-revision-4', '', '', '2012-05-09 21:53:30', '2012-05-09 21:53:30', '', 612, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/612-revision-4/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(663, 1, '2012-05-10 17:28:18', '2012-05-10 17:28:18', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala Video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-24', '', '', '2012-05-10 17:28:18', '2012-05-10 17:28:18', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-24/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(664, 1, '2012-05-14 17:58:47', '2012-05-14 17:58:47', '<strong>History</strong>\r\nThe village of Anegundi and Tungabhadra river which falls within the core\r\nzone of Hampi world heritage site. Anegundi history dates back to Pre-\r\nVijayanagara and to the time of Ashoka in the 3rd century B.C. Even after the\r\ncollapse of the empire in 1565 AD, it continued to be the seat of the Devaraya\r\nDynasty. When Vijayanagara was founded in the mid- 14th century by the\r\nSangama brothers, Harihara and Bukka, Anegundi was already well established\r\nas the cradle city from where they actually ruled then later shifted capital to\r\nHampi.\r\n\r\n<strong>About the village</strong>\r\nThe main focus of the town is a square onto which faces the Ranganatha\r\ntemple (dedicated to Anantashayana). On the opposite side of the square is the\r\nGagan Mahal, built in a typical late Vijayanagara courtly style with arched\r\nwindows and Pyramidal towers, now accommodates local council office. A\r\nfourteenth century gateway marks the northern exit of the town. Another\r\ninteresting early structure is the Jain temple facing on to the main street running\r\nsouth from the square. A complex of shrines known as Chintamani Mutt is built\r\nup to the boulders to the south east of Anegundi from where one can have a fine\r\nview of river Tungabhadra. Yet other structures stand within fortified citadel that\r\noccupies the rocky hill a short distance west of the town. They include gateways,\r\nbarracks, step wells and royal memorials, all dating on the post Vijayanagara\r\nperiod.\r\n\r\nThe road running west from Anegundi passes along the top of the ancient wall of\r\nthe town, in which an early style gateway with finely carved columns still stands.\r\nAbout 1.5 kms to the west a cart track leads southward to Pampa Sarovar, the\r\npool that takes its name from Hampi goddess. A little further on is the access\r\npath to Anjanadri hill which lies to the north of the road. Considered the birth\r\nplace of Anjenaya, this hill is a favorite place of pilgrimage and has a long\r\nstaircase ascending to a modern shrine at the top.\r\n\r\nThe ‘Royal Village’ of pre-Vijayanagar Empire is located on the northern bank of\r\nRiver Tungabhadra. Today, the village is having fortified wall around and all the\r\ndevelopments are within the fort wall. The village has developed in 23.19 Ha of\r\nland with a gross density of 170 persons per Ha.Unlike Hampi which is more\r\ncommercial in nature, Anegundi is a natural village with residential and\r\nArcheological land uses.\r\n', 'Anegundi', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '609-revision-5', '', '', '2012-05-14 17:58:47', '2012-05-14 17:58:47', '', 609, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/609-revision-5/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(666, 1, '2012-05-14 18:20:26', '2012-05-14 18:20:26', '<strong>History</strong>\r\nThe village of Anegundi and Tungabhadra river which falls within the core zone of Hampi world heritage site. Anegundi history dates back to Pre-Vijayanagara and to the time of Ashoka in the 3rd century B.C. Even after the collapse of the empire in 1565 AD, it continued to be the seat of the Devaraya Dynasty. When Vijayanagara was founded in the mid- 14th century by the Sangama brothers, Harihara and Bukka, Anegundi was already well established as the cradle city from where they actually ruled then later shifted capital to Hampi.\r\n\r\n<strong>About the village</strong>\r\nThe main focus of the town is a square onto which faces the Ranganatha temple (dedicated to Anantashayana). On the opposite side of the square is the Gagan Mahal, built in a typical late Vijayanagara courtly style with arched windows and Pyramidal towers, now accommodates local council office. A fourteenth century gateway marks the northern exit of the town. Another interesting early structure is the Jain temple facing on to the main street running south from the square. A complex of shrines known as Chintamani Mutt is built up to the boulders to the south east of Anegundi from where one can have a fine view of river Tungabhadra. Yet other structures stand within fortified citadel that occupies the rocky hill a short distance west of the town. They include gateways,\r\nbarracks, step wells and royal memorials, all dating on the post Vijayanagara period.\r\n\r\nThe road running west from Anegundi passes along the top of the ancient wall of the town, in which an early style gateway with finely carved columns still stands.About 1.5 kms to the west a cart track leads southward to Pampa Sarovar, the pool that takes its name from Hampi goddess. A little further on is the access path to Anjanadri hill which lies to the north of the road. Considered the birth place of Anjenaya, this hill is a favorite place of pilgrimage and has a long staircase ascending to a modern shrine at the top.\r\n\r\nThe ‘Royal Village’ of pre-Vijayanagar Empire is located on the northern bank of River Tungabhadra. Today, the village is having fortified wall around and all the developments are within the fort wall. The village has developed in 23.19 Ha of land with a gross density of 170 persons per Ha.Unlike Hampi which is more commercial in nature, Anegundi is a natural village with residential and Archeological land uses.\r\n', 'Anegundi', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '609-revision-7', '', '', '2012-05-14 18:20:26', '2012-05-14 18:20:26', '', 609, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/609-revision-7/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(667, 1, '2012-05-15 19:21:22', '2012-05-15 19:21:22', '<strong>Introduction</strong>\n\nKaddirampura village, with a population of 1280 as per 2001 census is 70Km from district head quarters i.e. Bellary and is at a distance of 8 km from Hospet City. The village is situated along Hospet-Hampi road and is well connected by road to Kamalalpura and Hampi. Kaddirampura is just 3 km away and very close to\nHampi.\n\nThe extent of revenue village is about 304.15 hectares. The village has been shifted to the present location from the earlier gram thana as shown in the revenue map. The village may be divided into 2 divisions one, Northern part comprises of old village and two, southern part comprises of recent residential developments i.e., govt of Karnataka sponsored Ashraya Schemes. These recent developments are in Malapanagudi revenue village limits but it is very adjacent to the existing Kaddirampura village which is surrounded by lush green fields, predominantly of paddy, sugar cane, banana grooves & vast track of fertile land which provide enduring natural settings in the area.\n\nKaddirampura which lies on the road leading from Hampi to Hospet is home to a recently renovated temple dedicated to god Murugan, son of Shiva decorated with brightly painted plaster sculptures. Historical and archaeological interest are two Mohammedan tombs that stand beside the road on the other side of the village (Southern end) towards Hospet. Tomb is typical of 14th – 15th century Bahamani architecture, suggesting contacts between Vijayanagar & the sultanate kingdom at that time. There are some mantapas and ruined temples in the agriculture fields & at old gramthana which are also of archaeological importance.\n\n<strong>Historical Background</strong>\n\nAccording to Bukkaraya’s epigraphy of 1366 AD, today’s Kaddirampura was called as Rampura where as 1505 AD epigraphy it was called Kaderampura. This name has got modified over a period of time to Kadeerampura & then to Kaddirampura. As far as local say goes during Vijayanagar regime they used to prepare swords (Khadga) in this village. Hence Khadgrampura later it got modified to Kaddirampura.\n', 'Kaddirampura', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '612-autosave', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:21:22', '2012-05-15 19:21:22', '', 612, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/612-autosave/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(668, 1, '2012-05-14 18:09:23', '2012-05-14 18:09:23', '<strong>Introduction</strong>\r\nKaddirampura village, with a population of 1280 as per 2001 census is 70\r\nKm from district head quarters i.e. Bellary & is at a distance of 8 km from Hospet\r\nCity. The village is situated along Hospet-Hampi road & is well connected by road\r\nto Kamalalpura and Hampi. Kaddirampura is just 3 km away & very close to\r\nHampi.\r\n\r\nThe extent of revenue village is about 304.15 hectares. The village has\r\nbeen shifted to the present location from the earlier gram thana as shown in the\r\nrevenue map. The village may be divided into 2 divisions one, Northern part\r\ncomprises of old village & two, southern part comprises of recent residential\r\ndevelopments i.e., govt of Karnataka sponsored Ashraya Schemes. These recent\r\ndevelopments are in Malapanagudi revenue village limits but it is very adjacent to\r\nthe existing Kaddirampura village which is surrounded by lush green fields,\r\npredominantly of paddy, sugar cane, banana grooves & vast track of fertile land\r\nwhich provide enduring natural settings in the area.\r\n\r\nKaddirampura which lies on the road leading from Hampi to Hospet is\r\nhome to a recently renovated temple dedicated to god Murugan, son of Shiva\r\ndecorated with brightly painted plaster sculptures.\r\nOf Historical and archaeological interest are two Mohammedan tombs that\r\nstand beside the road on the other side of the village (Southern end) towards\r\nHospet. Tomb is typical of 14th – 15th century Bahamani architecture, suggesting\r\ncontacts between Vijayanagar & the sultanate kingdom at that time. There are\r\nsome mantapas & ruined temples in the agriculture fields & at old gramthana\r\nwhich are also of archaeological importance.\r\n\r\n<strong>Historical Background</strong>\r\nAccording to Bukkaraya’s epigraphy of 1366 AD, today’s Kaddirampura was\r\ncalled as Rampura where as 1505 AD epigraphy it was called Kaderampura. This\r\nname has got modified over a period of time to Kadeerampura & then to\r\nKaddirampura. As far as local say goes during Vijayanagar regime they used to\r\nprepare swords (Khadga) in this village. Hence Khadgrampura later it got\r\nmodified to Kaddirampura.\r\n', 'Kaddirampura', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '612-revision-5', '', '', '2012-05-14 18:09:23', '2012-05-14 18:09:23', '', 612, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/612-revision-5/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(669, 1, '2012-05-14 18:22:55', '2012-05-14 18:22:55', '<strong>Introduction</strong>\r\nKaddirampura village, with a population of 1280 as per 2001 census is 70Km from district head quarters i.e. Bellary & is at a distance of 8 km from Hospet City. The village is situated along Hospet-Hampi road & is well connected by road to Kamalalpura and Hampi. Kaddirampura is just 3 km away & very close to\r\nHampi.\r\n\r\nThe extent of revenue village is about 304.15 hectares. The village has been shifted to the present location from the earlier gram thana as shown in the revenue map. The village may be divided into 2 divisions one, Northern part comprises of old village & two, southern part comprises of recent residential\r\ndevelopments i.e., govt of Karnataka sponsored Ashraya Schemes. These recent developments are in Malapanagudi revenue village limits but it is very adjacent to the existing Kaddirampura village which is surrounded by lush green fields,predominantly of paddy, sugar cane, banana grooves & vast track of fertile land which provide enduring natural settings in the area.\r\n\r\nKaddirampura which lies on the road leading from Hampi to Hospet is home to a recently renovated temple dedicated to god Murugan, son of Shiva decorated with brightly painted plaster sculptures. Of Historical and archaeological interest are two Mohammedan tombs that stand beside the road on the other side of the village (Southern end) towards Hospet. Tomb is typical of 14th – 15th century Bahamani architecture, suggesting contacts between Vijayanagar & the sultanate kingdom at that time. There are some mantapas & ruined temples in the agriculture fields & at old gramthana which are also of archaeological importance.\r\n\r\n<strong>Historical Background</strong>\r\nAccording to Bukkaraya’s epigraphy of 1366 AD, today’s Kaddirampura was called as Rampura where as 1505 AD epigraphy it was called Kaderampura. This name has got modified over a period of time to Kadeerampura & then to Kaddirampura. As far as local say goes during Vijayanagar regime they used to prepare swords (Khadga) in this village. Hence Khadgrampura later it got modified to Kaddirampura.\r\n', 'Kaddirampura', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '612-revision-6', '', '', '2012-05-14 18:22:55', '2012-05-14 18:22:55', '', 612, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/612-revision-6/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(670, 1, '2012-05-09 14:44:10', '2012-05-09 14:44:10', '<strong>Introduction:</strong>\r\n\r\nIndia has the largest concentration of tribal population in the world. The tribal are the children\r\nof nature and their lifestyle is conditioned by the eco-system. India due to its diverse eco-\r\nsystems has a wide variety of tribal population. Tribes people constitute 8.14% of the total\r\npopulation of the country, numbering 84.51 million (2001 Census). There are 697 tribes\r\nnotified by the Central Government under Article 342 of the Indian Constitution with certain\r\ntribes being notified in more than one State. More than half the Scheduled Tribe population is\r\nconcentrated in the States of Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Jharkhand\r\nand Gujarat whereas in Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, Pondicherry and Chandigarh no community\r\nhas been notified as a Scheduled Tribe.\r\n\r\n<strong>Tribal Handicraft:</strong>\r\n\r\nHandicrafts are mostly defined as "Items made by hand, often with the use of simple tools,\r\nand are generally artistic and/or traditional in nature. They are also objects of utility and\r\nobjects of decoration.”\r\n\r\nHandicrafts are the indigenous creation of ordinary people of villages. They; have a tradition\r\nwhich remain unchanged or unaffected over generation. Earlier these are made with utilitarian\r\nmotive but slowly the demand has increased. Readmore\r\n', 'Tribal Studies', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '184-revision-8', '', '', '2012-05-09 14:44:10', '2012-05-09 14:44:10', '', 184, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/184-revision-8/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(677, 1, '2012-05-14 18:17:28', '2012-05-14 18:17:28', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala Video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-25', '', '', '2012-05-14 18:17:28', '2012-05-14 18:17:28', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-25/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1884, 1, '2016-02-16 08:18:12', '2016-02-16 08:18:12', '<img class="size-medium wp-image-1788 alignleft" src="http://localhost/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/2-1-300x200.jpg" alt="Book" width="300" height="200" /> <img class="size-medium wp-image-1790 alignleft" src="http://localhost/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/4-1-300x199.jpg" alt="Event" width="300" height="199" /> <img class="wp-image-1787 aligncenter" src="http://localhost/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/1-1-300x225.jpg" alt="Festival" width="264" height="198" />\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;', 'Hampi - Girja Kalyana', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1876-revision-v1', '', '', '2016-02-16 08:18:12', '2016-02-16 08:18:12', '', 1876, 'http://localhost/?p=1884', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(1883, 1, '2016-02-16 08:17:48', '2016-02-16 08:17:48', '<img class="size-medium wp-image-1788 alignleft" src="http://localhost/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/2-1-300x200.jpg" alt="Book" width="300" height="200" /> <img class="size-medium wp-image-1790 alignleft" src="http://localhost/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/4-1-300x199.jpg" alt="Event" width="300" height="199" /> <img class=" wp-image-1787 alignleft" src="http://localhost/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/1-1-300x225.jpg" alt="Festival" width="264" height="198" />\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\nShri OM, Siddlingeshwar Swamiji, in his heavy literary work, “Shri Pampa Mahatme” provides many folk information on Hampi, he presents “Virupaksha– pampadevi’s marriage, Rushyashringa tale, Kinnareshwar story, ‘ Tara Parvata Mahime’, Hemakootadarshana Jambunatha, &amp; other epic stories collection. And many a times he weaves the story in a logical way, as history. Here the author imagines that “The Seven Sages came down to Hampi to learn about the greatness of pampa pilgrimage &amp; he narrates the story as if he is addressing seven sages. Because of such narrations, the very essence of history is kept behind and the imagination predominates and the history became universal replica. The commitment towards time, place, person, are totally overlooked. All along the literary work you can find many Dream reflections.\r\n\r\nHence we can not call it a work of history. But this work provides required epic material for writing history.\r\n\r\nParvathi is cursed by Shiva to take birth in earth and grow up as Daksha’s daughter, and he will come as Lord Virupaksha to marry her. This is the backdrop on which this story further evolves and intertwines with local history and folklore.\r\nAs Daughter of Daksha, she is also called as Dakshayini. From her childhood, she is enticed by Shiva and his stories. She starts worshipping him ever since.\r\nNarada, came to Daksha and looking at Parvathi, he bowed to her and told to Daksha bout the mystic behind his daughter. And his virtue is to bring the cosmic mates Shiva and Parvathi together.\r\nHe also revealed further secret that Shiva has come down to earth and is in a Penance as Virupaksha in the holy place Hemakoota hills.\r\nParvathi should go there and worship him until his penance can be broken and she gets her wish to marry him.\r\nPer Narada’s advice, Parvatha raja took his daughter to Hemakoota hills and left her there in the presence of Nandi and other ganas for her to continue worshipping lord Virupaksha.\r\nFurther, she carrys her penance at Pampa Sarovara, with daily bathing in the pond and worship and meditations with only Shiva in her heart. And thus she was called as Pampamma or Pampaambika.', 'Hampi - Girja Kalyana', '', 'inherit', 'closed', 'closed', '', '1876-revision-v1', '', '', '2016-02-16 08:17:48', '2016-02-16 08:17:48', '', 1876, 'http://localhost/?p=1883', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(679, 1, '2012-05-14 18:45:28', '2012-05-14 18:45:28', '<strong>Introduction:</strong>\r\n\r\nIndia has the largest concentration of tribal population in the world. The tribal are the children of nature and their lifestyle is conditioned by the eco-system. India due to its diverse eco-systems has a wide variety of tribal population. Tribes people constitute 8.14% of the total population of the country, numbering 84.51 million (2001 Census). There are 697 tribes notified by the Central Government under Article 342 of the Indian Constitution with certain tribes being notified in more than one State. More than half the Scheduled Tribe population is concentrated in the States of Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Jharkhand and Gujarat whereas in Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, Pondicherry and Chandigarh no community has been notified as a Scheduled Tribe.\r\n\r\n<strong>Tribal Handicraft:</strong>\r\n\r\nHandicrafts are mostly defined as "Items made by hand, often with the use of simple tools,and are generally artistic and/or traditional in nature. They are also objects of utility and objects of decoration.”\r\n\r\nHandicrafts are the indigenous creation of ordinary people of villages. They; have a tradition which remain unchanged or unaffected over generation. Earlier these are made with utilitarian motive but slowly the demand has increased.', 'Tribal Studies', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '184-revision-10', '', '', '2012-05-14 18:45:28', '2012-05-14 18:45:28', '', 184, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/184-revision-10/', 0, 'revision', '', 0);
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(681, 1, '2012-04-25 08:31:09', '2012-04-25 08:31:09', '<strong>DURGA PUJA :</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong></strong> Is performed during the nine days of Navratri. Community pujas in Bengal are organised in every locality. Families visit each to share feasts. On Bijoya day, the idols are taken in elaborate processions for immersion in the river or the sea.', 'Durga puja', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '314-revision-3', '', '', '2012-04-25 08:31:09', '2012-04-25 08:31:09', '', 314, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/314-revision-3/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(683, 1, '2012-05-04 05:13:51', '2012-05-04 05:13:51', '<strong>Vijayadashami:</strong>\r\n\r\nThe Hindu kings and chieftains in the medieval period like Vijayanagar kings and Maratha Peshwas continued this tradition of worshipping the Shami tree and marching in royal procession. Many a time they would sally forth against their foes - Seemollanghana - on this day. Even to this day, amidst the heartrending ruins of Hampi in Karnataka - the site of the once worldfamed Vijayanagar stands the Vijaya Dashami pedestal on which Krishna Devaraya, the celebrated monarch, used to stand and receive the salute of his half-a-million strong army.\r\n\r\nThe Hindu kings and chieftains in the medieval period like Vijayanagar kings and Maratha Peshwas continued this tradition of worshipping the Shami tree and marching in royal procession. Many a time they would sally forth against their foes - Seemollanghana - on this day. Even to this day, amidst the heartrending ruins of Hampi in Karnataka - the site of the once worldfamed Vijayanagar stands the Vijaya Dashami pedestal on which Krishna Devaraya, the celebrated monarch, used to stand and receive the salute of his half-a-million strong army.', 'Vijayadashami Bannipuje', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '317-revision-5', '', '', '2012-05-04 05:13:51', '2012-05-04 05:13:51', '', 317, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/317-revision-5/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(684, 1, '2012-05-14 19:47:08', '2012-05-14 19:47:08', '', 'Heritage villages', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '672-revision-3', '', '', '2012-05-14 19:47:08', '2012-05-14 19:47:08', '', 672, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/672-revision-3/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(685, 1, '2012-05-15 14:03:49', '2012-05-15 14:03:49', '<strong> List of villages within the local planning area\n</strong>\n', 'Heritage villages Map', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '672-autosave', '', '', '2012-05-15 14:03:49', '2012-05-15 14:03:49', '', 672, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/672-autosave/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(687, 1, '2012-05-15 13:58:41', '2012-05-15 13:58:41', '', 'Heritage villages Map', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '672-revision-4', '', '', '2012-05-15 13:58:41', '2012-05-15 13:58:41', '', 672, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/672-revision-4/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(688, 1, '2012-05-15 14:05:09', '2012-05-15 14:05:09', '<strong> List of villages within the local planning area\r\n</strong>\r\n<a href="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/heritage/villages/" rel="attachment wp-att-686"><img src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/villages-300x274.png" alt="" title="villages" width="300" height="274" class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-686" /></a>', 'Heritage villages Map', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '672-revision-5', '', '', '2012-05-15 14:05:09', '2012-05-15 14:05:09', '', 672, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/672-revision-5/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(690, 1, '2012-05-15 14:05:10', '2012-05-15 14:05:10', '<strong> List of villages within the local planning area\r\n</strong>\r\n<a href="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/heritage/villages/" rel="attachment wp-att-686"><img src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/villages-300x274.png" alt="" title="villages" width="300" height="274" class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-686" /></a>', 'Heritage villages Map', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '672-revision-6', '', '', '2012-05-15 14:05:10', '2012-05-15 14:05:10', '', 672, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/672-revision-6/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(691, 1, '2012-05-15 14:09:42', '2012-05-15 14:09:42', '<a href="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/heritage/screenshot/" rel="attachment wp-att-689"><img src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Screenshot-300x293.png" alt="" title="villages1" width="300" height="293" class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-689" /></a><strong> List of villages within the local planning area\r\n</strong>\r\n<a href="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/heritage/villages/" rel="attachment wp-att-686"><img src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/villages-300x274.png" alt="" title="villages" width="300" height="274" class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-686" /></a>', 'Heritage villages Map', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '672-revision-7', '', '', '2012-05-15 14:09:42', '2012-05-15 14:09:42', '', 672, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/672-revision-7/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(692, 1, '2012-05-15 14:09:42', '2012-05-15 14:09:42', '<a href="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/heritage/screenshot/" rel="attachment wp-att-689"><img src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Screenshot-300x293.png" alt="" title="villages1" width="300" height="293" class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-689" /></a><strong> List of villages within the local planning area\r\n</strong>\r\n<a href="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/heritage/villages/" rel="attachment wp-att-686"><img src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/villages-300x274.png" alt="" title="villages" width="300" height="274" class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-686" /></a>', 'Heritage villages Map', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '672-revision-8', '', '', '2012-05-15 14:09:42', '2012-05-15 14:09:42', '', 672, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/672-revision-8/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(693, 1, '2012-05-15 14:10:23', '2012-05-15 14:10:23', '<strong> List of villages within the local planning area\r\n</strong>\r\n<a href="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/heritage/villages/" rel="attachment wp-att-686"><img src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/villages-300x274.png" alt="" title="villages" width="300" height="274" class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-686" /></a>\r\n<a href="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/heritage/screenshot/" rel="attachment wp-att-689"><img src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Screenshot-300x293.png" alt="" title="villages1" width="300" height="293" class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-689" /></a>', 'Heritage villages Map', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '672-revision-9', '', '', '2012-05-15 14:10:23', '2012-05-15 14:10:23', '', 672, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/672-revision-9/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(694, 1, '2012-05-11 16:04:10', '2012-05-11 16:04:10', '<p align="justify">The Virupaksha temple is located at the foot of the hill called Hemakuta hill is the core of the village of Hampi. The temple, often called Pampapathi temple, is the most sacred of the temples of this place. Historically speaking, this temple has an uninterrupted history from about the 7th century. The temple contains the shirines of Lord Shiva, Pampa and Bhuvaneshwari. What was once a small shrine, in course of time, developed into a large complex under the Vijayanagara rulers. At present, the main temple consists of a Sanctum, three ante chambers, a pillared hall and a Mukha Mantapa also called Ranga Mantapa or an open pillared hall. A pillared cloister, entrance gateways, courtyards, attendant shrines and other manttapas surround the temple. In 1510 A.D. Krishnadevaraya added the above-mentioned Ranga Mantapa.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n[mapsmarker layer="5"]', 'virupaksha', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '4-revision-36', '', '', '2012-05-11 16:04:10', '2012-05-11 16:04:10', '', 4, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/4-revision-36/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(695, 1, '2012-05-15 14:29:46', '2012-05-15 14:29:46', 'The Historical Hampi is very popular for various reasons, Historians see it as capital city of vijayanagara mpire, for archaeologists it looks like ancient civilization center for their study, the philanthropists find there existence of ancient  human socity in this environment. People who loves epics in spiritual spirit it is a holy kishkinda of Ramayan era. For majority of theists it is holy place of Lord virupaksha. For rest of the visitors it is a big attraction due to rocky hills and pictures on big rocks, huge statues broken temples, flowing water in tungabhadra river, amusable nature. the poets, saints, who lived in this land, like this Hampi is most popular for many things. Thus it drawn attention of many intellectuals. Secrete occult groups who were active in this area, and different religions and their conflicts & hormony. All these things constantly raised and even today raising lot of debates. And in fact there is doubt that many detailed studies are being earlier.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n[mapsmarker layer="5"]', 'virupaksha', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '4-revision-37', '', '', '2012-05-15 14:29:46', '2012-05-15 14:29:46', '', 4, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/4-revision-37/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(696, 1, '2012-05-08 21:40:12', '2012-05-08 21:40:12', '<strong>CONTENT WILL COME SOON</strong>', 'Hampi Rituals', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '525-revision-4', '', '', '2012-05-08 21:40:12', '2012-05-08 21:40:12', '', 525, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/525-revision-4/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(697, 1, '2012-05-15 15:16:00', '2012-05-15 15:16:00', 'Rituals And Festivals\r\nList of Rituals and Festivals\r\n\r\n    Mohram Festival\r\n    Maha Shivarathri\r\n    Hampi Jathara\r\n    Ramanavami Festival\r\n    Ranganatha Swamy Utsava\r\n    Oora Habbagalu\r\n    Ooramma\r\n    Galemma\r\n    Buddekallu\r\n    Bhajan\r\n    Karthik Deepotsava\r\n    Bhagirathi Pooja\r\n    Gowri Hunnime\r\n    Mannetthina Amavasya\r\n    Ramnavami Festival', 'Hampi Rituals', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '525-revision-5', '', '', '2012-05-15 15:16:00', '2012-05-15 15:16:00', '', 525, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/525-revision-5/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(698, 1, '2012-05-15 15:16:30', '2012-05-15 15:16:30', '<strong>Rituals And Festivals</strong>\r\nList of Rituals and Festivals:\r\n\r\n    Mohram Festival\r\n    Maha Shivarathri\r\n    Hampi Jathara\r\n    Ramanavami Festival\r\n    Ranganatha Swamy Utsava\r\n    Oora Habbagalu\r\n    Ooramma\r\n    Galemma\r\n    Buddekallu\r\n    Bhajan\r\n    Karthik Deepotsava\r\n    Bhagirathi Pooja\r\n    Gowri Hunnime\r\n    Mannetthina Amavasya\r\n    Ramnavami Festival', 'Hampi Rituals', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '525-revision-6', '', '', '2012-05-15 15:16:30', '2012-05-15 15:16:30', '', 525, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/525-revision-6/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(699, 1, '2012-05-15 15:17:04', '2012-05-15 15:17:04', '<strong>Rituals And Festivals</strong>\r\n\r\nList of Rituals and Festivals:\r\n\r\n    Mohram Festival\r\n    Maha Shivarathri\r\n    Hampi Jathara\r\n    Ramanavami Festival\r\n    Ranganatha Swamy Utsava\r\n    Oora Habbagalu\r\n    Ooramma\r\n    Galemma\r\n    Buddekallu\r\n    Bhajan\r\n    Karthik Deepotsava\r\n    Bhagirathi Pooja\r\n    Gowri Hunnime\r\n    Mannetthina Amavasya\r\n    Ramnavami Festival', 'Hampi Rituals', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '525-revision-7', '', '', '2012-05-15 15:17:04', '2012-05-15 15:17:04', '', 525, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/525-revision-7/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(700, 1, '2012-05-15 15:17:35', '2012-05-15 15:17:35', '<strong>Rituals And Festivals</strong>\r\n\r\n<em>List of Rituals and Festivals:</em>\r\n\r\n    Mohram Festival\r\n    Maha Shivarathri\r\n    Hampi Jathara\r\n    Ramanavami Festival\r\n    Ranganatha Swamy Utsava\r\n    Oora Habbagalu\r\n    Ooramma\r\n    Galemma\r\n    Buddekallu\r\n    Bhajan\r\n    Karthik Deepotsava\r\n    Bhagirathi Pooja\r\n    Gowri Hunnime\r\n    Mannetthina Amavasya\r\n    Ramnavami Festival', 'Hampi Rituals', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '525-revision-8', '', '', '2012-05-15 15:17:35', '2012-05-15 15:17:35', '', 525, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/525-revision-8/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(701, 1, '2012-04-25 09:44:49', '2012-04-25 09:44:49', '<strong>Amavasya:</strong>\r\n\r\nAmavasi Festival is celebrated as a gratitude to Mother Earth for a bumper crop. It occurs in the month of December or January and is celebrated especially in North Karnataka and in Andhra Pradesh by the farmers.\r\nFor better harvest special prayers are held at rural temples. The farmers visit the fields and pray to Mother Earth. A special dish is prepared on this day and is offered to Mother Earth. All around the farms the jaggery and sesame are sprayed. It is believed that sesame and jaggery is a food for worms. The special vegetarian dishes like chikki, jowar kadabu, palak, bartha, sajje kadabu ,bajje, pundi, menthe and rajgiri are prepared.', 'Amavasya', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '305-revision-3', '', '', '2012-04-25 09:44:49', '2012-04-25 09:44:49', '', 305, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/305-revision-3/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(702, 1, '2012-05-15 16:34:47', '2012-05-15 16:34:47', '<strong>Amavasya:</strong>\n\nAmavasi Festival is celebrated as a gratitude to Mother Earth for a bumper crop. It occurs in the month of December or January and is celebrated especially in North Karnataka and in Andhra Pradesh by the farmers.\nFor better harvest special prayers are held at rural temples. The farmers visit the fields and pray to Mother Earth. A special dish is prepared on this day and is offered to Mother Earth. All around the farms the jaggery and sesame are sprayed. It is believed that sesame and jaggery is a food for worms. The special vegetarian dishes like chikki, jowar kadabu, palak, bartha, sajje kadabu ,bajje, pundi, menthe and rajgiri are prepared.\n\n<a href="http://youtu.be/qAaep5uOVMA ">Amavasya Hampi</a> (25 sec)', 'Amavasya', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '305-autosave', '', '', '2012-05-15 16:34:47', '2012-05-15 16:34:47', '', 305, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/305-autosave/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(703, 1, '2012-05-15 15:36:10', '2012-05-15 15:36:10', '<strong>Amavasya:</strong>\r\n\r\nAmavasi Festival is celebrated as a gratitude to Mother Earth for a bumper crop. It occurs in the month of December or January and is celebrated especially in North Karnataka and in Andhra Pradesh by the farmers.\r\nFor better harvest special prayers are held at rural temples. The farmers visit the fields and pray to Mother Earth. A special dish is prepared on this day and is offered to Mother Earth. All around the farms the jaggery and sesame are sprayed. It is believed that sesame and jaggery is a food for worms. The special vegetarian dishes like chikki, jowar kadabu, palak, bartha, sajje kadabu ,bajje, pundi, menthe and rajgiri are prepared.\r\n\r\n<video>http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/festivals/Amavasya%2027.09.2011.mov</Video>', 'Amavasya', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '305-revision-4', '', '', '2012-05-15 15:36:10', '2012-05-15 15:36:10', '', 305, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/305-revision-4/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(704, 1, '2012-05-15 15:38:42', '2012-05-15 15:38:42', '<strong>Amavasya:</strong>\r\n\r\nAmavasi Festival is celebrated as a gratitude to Mother Earth for a bumper crop. It occurs in the month of December or January and is celebrated especially in North Karnataka and in Andhra Pradesh by the farmers.\r\nFor better harvest special prayers are held at rural temples. The farmers visit the fields and pray to Mother Earth. A special dish is prepared on this day and is offered to Mother Earth. All around the farms the jaggery and sesame are sprayed. It is believed that sesame and jaggery is a food for worms. The special vegetarian dishes like chikki, jowar kadabu, palak, bartha, sajje kadabu ,bajje, pundi, menthe and rajgiri are prepared.\r\n\r\n<video="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/festivals/Amavasya%2027.09.2011.mov">Amavasya Video</Video>', 'Amavasya', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '305-revision-5', '', '', '2012-05-15 15:38:42', '2012-05-15 15:38:42', '', 305, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/305-revision-5/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(705, 1, '2012-05-15 15:42:43', '2012-05-15 15:42:43', '<strong>Amavasya:</strong>\r\n\r\nAmavasi Festival is celebrated as a gratitude to Mother Earth for a bumper crop. It occurs in the month of December or January and is celebrated especially in North Karnataka and in Andhra Pradesh by the farmers.\r\nFor better harvest special prayers are held at rural temples. The farmers visit the fields and pray to Mother Earth. A special dish is prepared on this day and is offered to Mother Earth. All around the farms the jaggery and sesame are sprayed. It is believed that sesame and jaggery is a food for worms. The special vegetarian dishes like chikki, jowar kadabu, palak, bartha, sajje kadabu ,bajje, pundi, menthe and rajgiri are prepared.\r\n\r\n<video width="320" height="240" controls="controls" src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/festivals/Amavasya%2027.09.2011.mov">Amavasya Video</Video>', 'Amavasya', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '305-revision-6', '', '', '2012-05-15 15:42:43', '2012-05-15 15:42:43', '', 305, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/305-revision-6/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(708, 1, '2012-05-15 15:53:27', '2012-05-15 15:53:27', '<strong>Amavasya:</strong>\r\n\r\nAmavasi Festival is celebrated as a gratitude to Mother Earth for a bumper crop. It occurs in the month of December or January and is celebrated especially in North Karnataka and in Andhra Pradesh by the farmers.\r\nFor better harvest special prayers are held at rural temples. The farmers visit the fields and pray to Mother Earth. A special dish is prepared on this day and is offered to Mother Earth. All around the farms the jaggery and sesame are sprayed. It is believed that sesame and jaggery is a food for worms. The special vegetarian dishes like chikki, jowar kadabu, palak, bartha, sajje kadabu ,bajje, pundi, menthe and rajgiri are prepared.\r\n\r\n', 'Amavasya', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '305-revision-9', '', '', '2012-05-15 15:53:27', '2012-05-15 15:53:27', '', 305, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/305-revision-9/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(706, 1, '2012-05-15 15:49:14', '2012-05-15 15:49:14', '<strong>Amavasya:</strong>\r\n\r\nAmavasi Festival is celebrated as a gratitude to Mother Earth for a bumper crop. It occurs in the month of December or January and is celebrated especially in North Karnataka and in Andhra Pradesh by the farmers.\r\nFor better harvest special prayers are held at rural temples. The farmers visit the fields and pray to Mother Earth. A special dish is prepared on this day and is offered to Mother Earth. All around the farms the jaggery and sesame are sprayed. It is believed that sesame and jaggery is a food for worms. The special vegetarian dishes like chikki, jowar kadabu, palak, bartha, sajje kadabu ,bajje, pundi, menthe and rajgiri are prepared.\r\n\r\n<video width="320" height="240" controls="controls" src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/festivals/Amavasya%2027.09.2011.mov" type="video/mov">Amavasya Video</Video>', 'Amavasya', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '305-revision-7', '', '', '2012-05-15 15:49:14', '2012-05-15 15:49:14', '', 305, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/305-revision-7/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(709, 1, '2012-05-15 16:34:41', '2012-05-15 16:34:41', '<strong>Amavasya:</strong>\r\n\r\nAmavasi Festival is celebrated as a gratitude to Mother Earth for a bumper crop. It occurs in the month of December or January and is celebrated especially in North Karnataka and in Andhra Pradesh by the farmers.\r\nFor better harvest special prayers are held at rural temples. The farmers visit the fields and pray to Mother Earth. A special dish is prepared on this day and is offered to Mother Earth. All around the farms the jaggery and sesame are sprayed. It is believed that sesame and jaggery is a food for worms. The special vegetarian dishes like chikki, jowar kadabu, palak, bartha, sajje kadabu ,bajje, pundi, menthe and rajgiri are prepared.\r\n\r\n<a href="http://youtu.be/qAaep5uOVMA ">Amavasya Hampi</a> (25 sec)', 'Amavasya', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '305-revision-10', '', '', '2012-05-15 16:34:41', '2012-05-15 16:34:41', '', 305, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/305-revision-10/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(707, 1, '2012-05-15 15:50:42', '2012-05-15 15:50:42', '<strong>Amavasya:</strong>\r\n\r\nAmavasi Festival is celebrated as a gratitude to Mother Earth for a bumper crop. It occurs in the month of December or January and is celebrated especially in North Karnataka and in Andhra Pradesh by the farmers.\r\nFor better harvest special prayers are held at rural temples. The farmers visit the fields and pray to Mother Earth. A special dish is prepared on this day and is offered to Mother Earth. All around the farms the jaggery and sesame are sprayed. It is believed that sesame and jaggery is a food for worms. The special vegetarian dishes like chikki, jowar kadabu, palak, bartha, sajje kadabu ,bajje, pundi, menthe and rajgiri are prepared.\r\n\r\n<video width="320" height="240" controls="controls" src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/festivals/Amavasya%2027.09.2011.mov" type="video/mp4">Amavasya Video</Video>', 'Amavasya', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '305-revision-8', '', '', '2012-05-15 15:50:42', '2012-05-15 15:50:42', '', 305, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/305-revision-8/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(710, 1, '2012-05-15 16:59:27', '2012-05-15 16:59:27', '<strong>Video:</strong> <a href="http://youtu.be/l2mmBLzUWs4">Chandihoma, Hampi</a> ', 'Chandihoma', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '311-autosave', '', '', '2012-05-15 16:59:27', '2012-05-15 16:59:27', '', 311, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/311-autosave/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(711, 1, '2012-05-08 22:08:40', '2012-05-08 22:08:40', '<strong>CONTENT WILL COME SOON</strong>', 'Chandihoma', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '311-revision-3', '', '', '2012-05-08 22:08:40', '2012-05-08 22:08:40', '', 311, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/311-revision-3/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(712, 1, '2012-05-08 21:41:19', '2012-05-08 21:41:19', '<strong>CONTENT WILL COME SOON</strong>', 'Hampi mythology and Legend', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '516-revision-9', '', '', '2012-05-08 21:41:19', '2012-05-08 21:41:19', '', 516, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/516-revision-9/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(713, 1, '2012-05-10 17:22:41', '2012-05-10 17:22:41', 'The image shows a deity named Kaalghatta Hanumappa or Hanumatharayappa.  Besides this deity''s statue there is another deity''s statue, named Kaalaghatta Kariyamma.  The lower region of this area is Kaalaghatta, upper region is called Melaghatta and the total region is called Kalghatta or Kaalghatta. <em>This is very primitive site of Hampi.   </em>\r\n\r\n<strong>See more:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGV/timeline/00:00:25.751"> Video for Kaalghatta Hanumappa</a> (25 sec)', 'Kaalghatta', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '368-revision-21', '', '', '2012-05-10 17:22:41', '2012-05-10 17:22:41', '', 368, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/368-revision-21/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(714, 1, '2012-05-15 14:30:19', '2012-05-15 14:30:19', 'The Historical Hampi is very popular for various reasons, Historians see it as capital city of vijayanagara empire, for archaeologists it looks like ancient civilization center for their study, the philanthropists find there existence of ancient  human socity in this environment. People who loves epics in spiritual spirit it is a holy kishkinda of Ramayan era. For majority of theists it is holy place of Lord virupaksha. For rest of the visitors it is a big attraction due to rocky hills and pictures on big rocks, huge statues broken temples, flowing water in tungabhadra river, amusable nature. the poets, saints, who lived in this land, like this Hampi is most popular for many things. Thus it drawn attention of many intellectuals. Secrete occult groups who were active in this area, and different religions and their conflicts & hormony. All these things constantly raised and even today raising lot of debates. And in fact there is doubt that many detailed studies are being earlier.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n[mapsmarker layer="5"]', 'virupaksha', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '4-revision-38', '', '', '2012-05-15 14:30:19', '2012-05-15 14:30:19', '', 4, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/4-revision-38/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(715, 1, '2012-05-15 18:48:54', '2012-05-15 18:48:54', 'The Historical Hampi is very popular for various reasons, Historians see it as capital city of the Vijayanagara empire. Archaeologists see is as a center of ancient civilization for their study. Philanthropists find an existence of ancient human society in this environment. People who love epics in spiritual spirit, see it is holy Kishkinda of Ramayan era. For majority of theists it is the holy place of Lord virupaksha. For rest of the visitors it is a big attraction due to rocky hills and pictures on big rocks, huge statues, broken temples, flowing water of tungabhadra river, amusable nature. the poets and saints who lived in this land, and many such things. Thus it has drawn attention of many intellectuals. Secret occult groups were active in this area, and different religions existed along with their conflicts and their harmony. All these things constantly raised, and even today are raising, lot of debates. And in fact there are doubts cast on many detailed studies are conducted earlier.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n[mapsmarker layer="5"]', 'virupaksha', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '4-revision-39', '', '', '2012-05-15 18:48:54', '2012-05-15 18:48:54', '', 4, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/4-revision-39/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(716, 1, '2012-05-11 15:57:09', '2012-05-11 15:57:09', 'This was a private temple of the king. The temple is special with its exceptionally carved outer walls, an unusual feature in other Vijayanagara temples. The story of Ramayana (the Hindu epic) is impressively carved on all around the shrine walls like a comics strips on stone. The inner shrine contains four polished pillars with detailed carvings of godly themes.\r\n<div></div>\r\n[mapsmarker layer="6"]', 'Hampi Dasara Procession', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '1-revision-22', '', '', '2012-05-11 15:57:09', '2012-05-11 15:57:09', '', 1, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/1-revision-22/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(717, 1, '2012-05-14 18:21:05', '2012-05-14 18:21:05', '<strong>History</strong>\r\nThe village of Anegundi and Tungabhadra river which falls within the core zone of Hampi world heritage site. Anegundi history dates back to Pre-Vijayanagara and to the time of Ashoka in the 3rd century B.C. Even after the collapse of the empire in 1565 AD, it continued to be the seat of the Devaraya Dynasty. When Vijayanagara was founded in the mid- 14th century by the Sangama brothers, Harihara and Bukka, Anegundi was already well established as the cradle city from where they actually ruled then later shifted capital to Hampi.\r\n\r\n<strong>About the village</strong>\r\nThe main focus of the town is a square onto which faces the Ranganatha temple (dedicated to Anantashayana). On the opposite side of the square is the Gagan Mahal, built in a typical late Vijayanagara courtly style with arched windows and Pyramidal towers, now accommodates local council office. A fourteenth century gateway marks the northern exit of the town. Another interesting early structure is the Jain temple facing on to the main street running south from the square. A complex of shrines known as Chintamani Mutt is built up to the boulders to the south east of Anegundi from where one can have a fine view of river Tungabhadra. Yet other structures stand within fortified citadel that occupies the rocky hill a short distance west of the town. They include gateways, barracks, step wells and royal memorials, all dating on the post Vijayanagara period.\r\n\r\nThe road running west from Anegundi passes along the top of the ancient wall of the town, in which an early style gateway with finely carved columns still stands.About 1.5 kms to the west a cart track leads southward to Pampa Sarovar, the pool that takes its name from Hampi goddess. A little further on is the access path to Anjanadri hill which lies to the north of the road. Considered the birth place of Anjenaya, this hill is a favorite place of pilgrimage and has a long staircase ascending to a modern shrine at the top.\r\n\r\nThe ‘Royal Village’ of pre-Vijayanagar Empire is located on the northern bank of River Tungabhadra. Today, the village is having fortified wall around and all the developments are within the fort wall. The village has developed in 23.19 Ha of land with a gross density of 170 persons per Ha.Unlike Hampi which is more commercial in nature, Anegundi is a natural village with residential and Archeological land uses.\r\n', 'Anegundi', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '609-revision-8', '', '', '2012-05-14 18:21:05', '2012-05-14 18:21:05', '', 609, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/609-revision-8/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(718, 1, '2012-05-15 19:07:44', '2012-05-15 19:07:44', '<strong>History</strong>\r\nThe village of Anegundi on the Tungabhadra river falls within the core zone of Hampi world heritage site. Anegundi history dates back to Pre-Vijayanagara and to the time of Ashoka in the 3rd century B.C. Even after the collapse of the empire in 1565 AD, it continued to be the seat of the Devaraya Dynasty. When Vijayanagara was founded in the mid-14th century by the Sangama brothers, Harihara and Bukka, Anegundi was already well established as the cradle city from where they actually ruled. Capital was later shifted to Hampi.\r\n\r\n<strong>About the village</strong>\r\nThe main focus of the town is a square onto which faces the Ranganatha temple (dedicated to Anantashayana). On the opposite side of the square is the Gagan Mahal, built in a typical late Vijayanagara courtly style with arched windows and pyramidal towers, now accommodates local council office. A fourteenth century gateway marks the northern exit of the town. Another interesting early structure is the Jain temple facing on to the main street running south from the square. A complex of shrines known as Chintamani Mutt is built up to the boulders to the south east of Anegundi from where one can have a fine view of river Tungabhadra. Yet other structures stand within fortified citadel that occupies the rocky hill a short distance west of the town. They include gateways, barracks, step wells and royal memorials, all dating on the post Vijayanagara period.\r\n\r\nThe road running west from Anegundi passes along the top of the ancient wall of the town, in which an early style gateway with finely carved columns still stands. About 1.5 kms to the west, a cart track leads southward to Pampa Sarovar - the pool that takes its name from Hampi goddess. A little further on is the access path to Anjanadri hill which lies to the north of the road. Considered the birth place of Anjenaya, this hill is a favorite place of pilgrimage and has a long staircase ascending to a modern shrine at the top.\r\n\r\nThe ‘Royal Village’ of pre-Vijayanagar Empire is located on the northern bank of river Tungabhadra. Today, the village is having fortified wall around and all the developments are within the fort wall. The village has developed in 23.19 Ha of land with a gross density of 170 persons per Ha. Unlike Hampi which is more commercial in nature, Anegundi is a natural village with residential and Archeological land uses.\r\n', 'Anegundi', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '609-revision-9', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:07:44', '2012-05-15 19:07:44', '', 609, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/609-revision-9/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(719, 1, '2012-05-11 16:08:20', '2012-05-11 16:08:20', 'Kannada University, the long cherished cultural dream of the people of Karnataka, came into existence in 1991 to take up comprehensive research on all aspects of Karnataka and Kannada. The University is located at Hampi, a renowned World Heritage Centre in Karnataka, is the pride of India.\r\nThe Kannada University, since its inception, is striving to incorportate into the academic world, local knowledge system (desi/indigenous knowledge system) which were hitherto neglected by the academia. As part of such an objective, the University established the Department of Tribal Studies on 1.7.1994 with a view to undertake a comprehensive study of tribal lore and tribal people.\r\nThe objective of the Tribal Studies Department is to conduct an extensive research into the lives of the Tribes in Karnataka. The Department apart from conducting ethnographic, field work based documentation and analysis of the socio-economic life of the tribes, records and publishes their knowledge and literature which is available only in the oral form. The Department has published a series of oral epics thus collected, which has won the appreciation of the academic world. The Department is housed in a mini-campus called Giri-Seeme (Hilly-region) modeled on tribal culture.\r\n\r\nKannada University is located near Hampi, an historical place. The very name HAMPI evokes mythological and historical memories. People lived here since the Stone-age as it is evident in the cave paintings left here by the Stone-age people for posterity. Historically this place has been the abode of many religions - Buddhism, Jainism, Virashaivism, Vaishnavism, Islam and many popular religious cults like Huligemma cult, Galemma cult, Mylaralinga cult, Balabasava cult which exist to this day. This has been an important place for many kingdoms like Hoysalas, Sindhs, Kapilas, not to speak of the Vijayanagara kingdom which originated here and reigned over most part of South India for more than three centuries. Vijayanagara Kingdom has also been the icon of Kannada identity and has inspired the Karnataka unification movement, symbolically representing unified Karnataka. Hampi has also been the abode of many a well-known Kannada poets like Harihara, Raghavanka, Kumaravyasa and Purandaradasa. Hampi is the treasure house of Indian architecture and has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Center.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<strong>Kannada University video:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGG/timeline/00:00:52.370">Kannada University Video</a>(52 sec)', 'Kannada University', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '150-revision-30', '', '', '2012-05-11 16:08:20', '2012-05-11 16:08:20', '', 150, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/150-revision-30/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(720, 1, '2012-05-15 19:10:08', '2012-05-15 19:10:08', 'Kannada University, the long cherished cultural dream of the people of Karnataka, came into existence in 1991 to take up comprehensive research on all aspects of Karnataka and Kannada. The University is located at Hampi, a renowned World Heritage Centre in Karnataka, is the pride of India.\r\nThe Kannada University, since its inception, is striving to incorportate into the academic world, local knowledge system (desi/indigenous knowledge system) which were hitherto neglected by the academia. As part of such an objective, the University established the Department of Tribal Studies on 1.7.1994 with a view to undertake a comprehensive study of tribal lore and tribal people.\r\nThe objective of the Tribal Studies Department is to conduct an extensive research into the lives of the Tribes in Karnataka. The Department apart from conducting ethnographic, field work based documentation and analysis of the socio-economic life of the tribes, records and publishes their knowledge and literature which is available only in the oral form. The Department has published a series of oral epics thus collected, which has won the appreciation of the academic world. The Department is housed in a mini-campus called Giri-Seeme (Hilly-region) modeled on tribal culture.\r\n\r\nKannada University is located near Hampi, an historical place. The very name HAMPI evokes mythological and historical memories. People lived here since the Stone-age as it is evident in the cave paintings left here by the Stone-age people for posterity. Historically this place has been the abode of many religions - Buddhism, Jainism, Virashaivism, Vaishnavism, Islam and many popular religious cults like Huligemma cult, Galemma cult, Mylaralinga cult, Balabasava cult which exist to this day. This has been an important place for many kingdoms like Hoysalas, Sindhs, Kapilas, not to speak of the Vijayanagara kingdom which originated here and reigned over most part of South India for more than three centuries. Vijayanagara Kingdom has also been the icon of Kannada identity and has inspired the Karnataka unification movement, symbolically representing unified Karnataka. Hampi has also been the abode of many a well-known Kannada poets like Harihara, Raghavanka, Kumaravyasa and Purandaradasa. Hampi is the treasure house of Indian architecture and has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Center.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<strong>Kannada University video:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGG/timeline/00:00:52.370">Kannada University video</a> (52 sec)', 'Kannada University', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '150-revision-31', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:10:08', '2012-05-15 19:10:08', '', 150, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/150-revision-31/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(721, 1, '2012-05-09 19:43:42', '2012-05-09 19:43:42', '<strong>CONTENT WILL COME SOON</strong>\r\n[mapsmarker layer="7"]', 'Dharmaragudda Procession', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '144-revision-62', '', '', '2012-05-09 19:43:42', '2012-05-09 19:43:42', '', 144, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/144-revision-62/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(722, 1, '2012-05-15 19:12:41', '2012-05-15 19:12:41', '<strong>Under construction</strong>\r\n[mapsmarker layer="7"]', 'Dharmaragudda Procession', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '144-revision-63', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:12:41', '2012-05-15 19:12:41', '', 144, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/144-revision-63/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(723, 1, '2012-05-14 18:23:08', '2012-05-14 18:23:08', '<strong>Introduction</strong>\r\nKaddirampura village, with a population of 1280 as per 2001 census is 70Km from district head quarters i.e. Bellary & is at a distance of 8 km from Hospet City. The village is situated along Hospet-Hampi road & is well connected by road to Kamalalpura and Hampi. Kaddirampura is just 3 km away & very close to\r\nHampi.\r\n\r\nThe extent of revenue village is about 304.15 hectares. The village has been shifted to the present location from the earlier gram thana as shown in the revenue map. The village may be divided into 2 divisions one, Northern part comprises of old village & two, southern part comprises of recent residential\r\ndevelopments i.e., govt of Karnataka sponsored Ashraya Schemes. These recent developments are in Malapanagudi revenue village limits but it is very adjacent to the existing Kaddirampura village which is surrounded by lush green fields,predominantly of paddy, sugar cane, banana grooves & vast track of fertile land which provide enduring natural settings in the area.\r\n\r\nKaddirampura which lies on the road leading from Hampi to Hospet is home to a recently renovated temple dedicated to god Murugan, son of Shiva decorated with brightly painted plaster sculptures. Of Historical and archaeological interest are two Mohammedan tombs that stand beside the road on the other side of the village (Southern end) towards Hospet. Tomb is typical of 14th – 15th century Bahamani architecture, suggesting contacts between Vijayanagar & the sultanate kingdom at that time. There are some mantapas & ruined temples in the agriculture fields & at old gramthana which are also of archaeological importance.\r\n\r\n<strong>Historical Background</strong>\r\nAccording to Bukkaraya’s epigraphy of 1366 AD, today’s Kaddirampura was called as Rampura where as 1505 AD epigraphy it was called Kaderampura. This name has got modified over a period of time to Kadeerampura & then to Kaddirampura. As far as local say goes during Vijayanagar regime they used to prepare swords (Khadga) in this village. Hence Khadgrampura later it got modified to Kaddirampura.\r\n', 'Kaddirampura', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '612-revision-7', '', '', '2012-05-14 18:23:08', '2012-05-14 18:23:08', '', 612, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/612-revision-7/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(724, 1, '2012-05-09 17:00:50', '2012-05-09 17:00:50', '<strong>INTRODUCTION</strong>\r\n        Kamalapura town is a small town in the Bellary district of Karnataka. The\r\nmain attraction of the town is Hampi group of monuments. The town is well\r\nconnected with roadways to nearby cities and villages. The cities like Bellary,\r\nBangalore, Hospet etc have a good road facility from Kamalapura.\r\nThe State Highway passes through the Town limits. Kamalapura is about 12 kms\r\naway from Hospet. It includes a part of the site of the old city of Vijayanagara .It\r\ncontains a fort wall with a high round bastion in the centre, Circular Bastion at the\r\nfort corners and the other bastions in the middle of the walls.\r\n        Kamalapura was a fortified settlement during the Vijayanagara period. A part of the\r\nremains of the fortifications are evident today. Kamalapura is the only the town of the\r\nstatus of census   town and has a strategic location in the World Heritage Area on the\r\nsouth of the river Tungabhadra.\r\n        The importance of the town in the L.P.A is that it is very near to a number\r\nof notified monuments both of national and state importance and houses nearly\r\n30% of the population of the Local Planning Area.\r\n', 'Kamalapura', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '535-revision-8', '', '', '2012-05-09 17:00:50', '2012-05-09 17:00:50', '', 535, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/535-revision-8/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(725, 1, '2012-05-15 19:29:58', '2012-05-15 19:29:58', '<strong>INTRODUCTION</strong>\r\nKamalapura town is a small town in the Bellary district of Karnataka. The\r\nmain attraction of the town is Hampi group of monuments. The town is well\r\nconnected with roadways to nearby cities and villages. The cities like Bellary,\r\nBangalore, Hospet etc have a good road facility from Kamalapura.\r\n\r\nThe State Highway passes through the Town limits. Kamalapura is about 12 kms\r\naway from Hospet. It includes a part of the site of the old city of Vijayanagara. It\r\ncontains a fort wall with a high round bastion in the centre, Circular Bastion at the\r\nfort corners and the other bastions in the middle of the walls.\r\n\r\nKamalapura was a fortified settlement during the Vijayanagara period. A part of the\r\nremains of the fortifications are evident today. Kamalapura is the only the town of the\r\nstatus of census town and has a strategic location in the World Heritage Area on the\r\nsouth of the river Tungabhadra.\r\n\r\nThe importance of the town in the L.P.A is that it is very near to a number of notified monuments both of national and state importance and houses nearly 30% of the population of the Local Planning Area.\r\n', 'Kamalapura', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '535-revision-9', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:29:58', '2012-05-15 19:29:58', '', 535, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/535-revision-9/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(726, 1, '2012-05-15 19:31:15', '2012-05-15 19:31:15', '<strong>INTRODUCTION</strong>\r\nKamalapura town is a small town in the Bellary district of Karnataka. The main attraction of the town is Hampi group of monuments. The town is well connected with roadways to nearby cities and villages. The cities like Bellary, Bangalore, Hospet etc have a good road facility from Kamalapura.\r\n\r\nThe State Highway passes through the Town limits. Kamalapura is about 12 kms away from Hospet. It includes a part of the site of the old city of Vijayanagara. It contains a fort wall with a high round bastion in the centre, Circular Bastion at the fort corners and the other bastions in the middle of the walls.\r\n\r\nKamalapura was a fortified settlement during the Vijayanagara period. A part of the\r\nremains of the fortifications are evident today. Kamalapura is the only the town of the\r\nstatus of census town and has a strategic location in the World Heritage Area on the\r\nsouth of the river Tungabhadra.\r\n\r\nThe importance of the town in the L.P.A is that it is very near to a number of notified monuments both of national and state importance and houses nearly 30% of the population of the Local Planning Area.\r\n', 'Kamalapura', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '535-revision-10', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:31:15', '2012-05-15 19:31:15', '', 535, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/535-revision-10/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(727, 1, '2012-05-15 19:31:55', '2012-05-15 19:31:55', '<strong>INTRODUCTION</strong>\r\nKamalapura town is a small town in the Bellary district of Karnataka. The main attraction of the town is Hampi group of monuments. The town is well connected with roadways to nearby cities and villages. The cities like Bellary, Bangalore, Hospet etc have a good road facility from Kamalapura.\r\n\r\nThe State Highway passes through the Town limits. Kamalapura is about 12 kms away from Hospet. It includes a part of the site of the old city of Vijayanagara. It contains a fort wall with a high round bastion in the centre, Circular Bastion at the fort corners and the other bastions in the middle of the walls.\r\n\r\nKamalapura was a fortified settlement during the Vijayanagara period. A part of the remains of the fortifications are evident today. Kamalapura is the only the town of the status of census town and has a strategic location in the World Heritage Area on the south of the river Tungabhadra.\r\n\r\nThe importance of the town in the L.P.A is that it is very near to a number of notified monuments both of national and state importance and houses nearly 30% of the population of the Local Planning Area.\r\n', 'Kamalapura', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '535-revision-11', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:31:55', '2012-05-15 19:31:55', '', 535, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/535-revision-11/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(728, 1, '2012-05-08 22:11:56', '2012-05-08 22:11:56', '<strong>CONTENT WILL COME SOON</strong>', 'Nagenahahalli', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '533-revision-5', '', '', '2012-05-08 22:11:56', '2012-05-08 22:11:56', '', 533, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/533-revision-5/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(729, 1, '2012-05-15 19:38:32', '2012-05-15 19:38:32', 'Hampi historically known as Virupaksha pura. It is a traditional settlement with temple, bazaar abutted by other residential structures. The place has undergone lot of transformations in the past due to its continued use of the main Virupaksha temple from the last 10 centuries. Hampi settlement is now the focal point in the visitor movement.\n\n<strong>Existing land use</strong>\n\nThe existing land use of Hampi Village is exclusively Archeological and has famous Virupaksha temple, a bazaar and many historical and Archeological monuments.\n\nThe socio-economic transformations have been radically changing and the village is acting as a ‘Reception center’ to visitors. The village suffers from rapid uncontrolled developments especially the ‘Virupaksha Bazaar’.\n', 'Hampi', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '531-autosave', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:38:32', '2012-05-15 19:38:32', '', 531, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/531-autosave/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(730, 1, '2012-05-09 21:58:29', '2012-05-09 21:58:29', 'Hampi historically known as Virupaksha pura, is a traditional settlement with\r\ntemple, bazaar abutted by other residential structures. The place has undergone\r\nlot of transformations in the past due to its continued use of the main Virupaksha\r\ntemple from the last 10 centuries. Hampi settlement is now the focal point in the\r\nvisitor movement.\r\n\r\n<strong>Existing land use</strong>\r\n\r\nThe existing land use of Hampi Village is exclusively Archeological and has\r\nfamous Virupaksha temple, a bazaar and many historical and Archeological\r\nmonuments.\r\n\r\nThe socio-economic transformations have been radically changing\r\nand the village is acting as a ‘Reception center’ to visitors. The village suffers\r\nfrom rapid uncontrolled developments especially the ‘Virupaksha Bazaar’.\r\n', 'Hampi', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '531-revision-7', '', '', '2012-05-09 21:58:29', '2012-05-09 21:58:29', '', 531, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/531-revision-7/', 0, 'revision', '', 0);
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(731, 1, '2012-05-15 19:39:38', '2012-05-15 19:39:38', 'Hampi historically known as Virupaksha pura. It is a traditional settlement with temple, bazaar abutted by other residential structures. The place has undergone lot of transformations in the past due to its continued use of the main Virupaksha temple from the last 10 centuries. Hampi settlement is now the focal point in the visitor movement.\r\n\r\n<strong>Existing land use</strong>\r\n\r\nThe existing land use of Hampi Village is exclusively Archeological and has famous Virupaksha temple, a bazaar and many historical and Archeological monuments.\r\n\r\nThe socio-economic transformations have been radically changing and the village is acting as a ‘Reception center’ to visitors. The village suffers from rapid uncontrolled developments especially the ‘Virupaksha Bazaar’.\r\n', 'Hampi', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '531-revision-8', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:39:38', '2012-05-15 19:39:38', '', 531, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/531-revision-8/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(732, 1, '2012-05-15 18:17:07', '2012-05-15 18:17:07', 'The image shows a deity named Kaalghatta Hanumappa or Hanumatharayappa.  Besides this deity''s statue there is another deity''s statue, named Kaalaghatta Kariyamma.  The lower region of this area is Kaalaghatta, upper region is called Melaghatta and the total region is called Kalghatta or Kaalghatta. <em>This is very primitive site of Hampi.   </em>\r\n\r\n<strong>See more:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGV/timeline/00:00:25.751"> Video for Kaalghatta Hanumappa</a> (25 sec)\r\n\r\n<strong>Kaalghatta sourrounding ares:</strong>\r\n1) Havinaha Harivu:<a href="http://youtu.be/2my-42S11E0">Havinaha harivu</a> (00:18 sec)\r\n2) Bhalehaakuva Bande:<a href="http://youtu.be/GZ3vu-BqT_Y">Bhlaehaakuva bande</a> (00:13 sec)', 'Kaalghatta', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '368-revision-22', '', '', '2012-05-15 18:17:07', '2012-05-15 18:17:07', '', 368, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/368-revision-22/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(733, 1, '2012-05-15 19:41:58', '2012-05-15 19:41:58', 'The image shows a deity named Kaalghatta Hanumappa or Hanumatharayappa.  Besides this deity''s statue there is another deity''s statue, named Kaalaghatta Kariyamma.  The lower region of this area is Kaalaghatta, upper region is called Melaghatta and the total region is called Kalghatta or Kaalghatta. <em>This is very primitive site of Hampi.   </em>\r\n\r\n<strong>See more:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGV/timeline/00:00:25.751"> Video for Kaalghatta Hanumappa</a> (25 sec)\r\n\r\n<strong>Kaalghatta surrounding places:</strong>\r\n1) Havinaha Harivu: <a href="http://youtu.be/2my-42S11E0">Havinaha harivu</a> (00:18 sec)\r\n2) Bhalehaakuva Bande: <a href="http://youtu.be/GZ3vu-BqT_Y">Bhlaehaakuva bande</a> (00:13 sec)', 'Kaalghatta', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '368-revision-23', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:41:58', '2012-05-15 19:41:58', '', 368, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/368-revision-23/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(791, 1, '2012-08-15 18:43:31', '2012-08-15 18:43:31', 'Hampi village dieties folk songs sung by Durga', 'Folk Songs', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '790-revision', '', '', '2012-08-15 18:43:31', '2012-08-15 18:43:31', '', 790, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/790-revision/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(735, 1, '2012-05-14 20:17:28', '2012-05-14 20:17:28', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala Video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-26', '', '', '2012-05-14 20:17:28', '2012-05-14 20:17:28', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-26/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(736, 1, '2012-05-15 19:45:14', '2012-05-15 19:45:14', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala Video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-27', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:45:14', '2012-05-15 19:45:14', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-27/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(737, 1, '2012-05-15 19:45:54', '2012-05-15 19:45:54', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala Video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-28', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:45:54', '2012-05-15 19:45:54', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-28/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(740, 1, '2012-05-15 19:52:09', '2012-05-15 19:52:09', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala Video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-30', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:52:09', '2012-05-15 19:52:09', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-30/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(741, 1, '2012-05-15 19:53:43', '2012-05-15 19:53:43', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala Video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-31', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:53:43', '2012-05-15 19:53:43', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-31/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(742, 1, '2012-05-15 19:54:23', '2012-05-15 19:54:23', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-32', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:54:23', '2012-05-15 19:54:23', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-32/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(743, 1, '2012-05-15 19:42:33', '2012-05-15 19:42:33', 'The image shows a deity named Kaalghatta Hanumappa or Hanumatharayappa.  Besides this deity''s statue there is another deity''s statue, named Kaalaghatta Kariyamma.  The lower region of this area is Kaalaghatta, upper region is called Melaghatta and the total region is called Kalghatta or Kaalghatta. <em>This is very primitive site of Hampi.   </em>\r\n\r\n<strong>See more:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGV/timeline/00:00:25.751"> Video for Kaalghatta Hanumappa</a> (25 sec)\r\n\r\n<strong>Kaalghatta surrounding places:</strong>\r\n\r\n1) Havinaha Harivu: <a href="http://youtu.be/2my-42S11E0">Havinaha harivu</a> (00:18 sec)\r\n2) Bhalehaakuva Bande: <a href="http://youtu.be/GZ3vu-BqT_Y">Bhlaehaakuva bande</a> (00:13 sec)', 'Kaalghatta', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '368-revision-24', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:42:33', '2012-05-15 19:42:33', '', 368, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/368-revision-24/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(744, 1, '2012-05-15 19:54:42', '2012-05-15 19:54:42', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala Video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-33', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:54:42', '2012-05-15 19:54:42', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-33/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(745, 1, '2012-05-15 19:58:34', '2012-05-15 19:58:34', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient Vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-34', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:58:34', '2012-05-15 19:58:34', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-34/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(746, 1, '2012-05-15 19:59:02', '2012-05-15 19:59:02', 'This space is located to the east of the location of one of the most ancient vijayanagara emerged as a leading residential location. Top rightmost area for Thungabhadra river we called Kaalghatta. This place occupies around 150 to 200 acres, this area people start agricultural for this area and the name of this place is Devaramaala. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<strong>See more: </strong><a href="http://pad.ma/BGU/timeline/00:03:28.200">Devaramaala Video</a> (03:28 sec)', 'DevaraMaala', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '320-revision-35', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:59:02', '2012-05-15 19:59:02', '', 320, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/320-revision-35/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(749, 1, '2012-05-15 20:12:35', '2012-05-15 20:12:35', '<strong>Rituals And Festivals</strong>\r\n\r\n<em>List of Rituals and Festivals:</em>\r\n\r\n   1) Mohram Festival\r\n   2) Maha Shivarathri\r\n   3) Hampi Jathara\r\n   4) Ramanavami Festival\r\n   5) Ranganatha Swamy Utsava\r\n   6) Oora Habbagalu\r\n   7) Ooramma\r\n   8) Galemma\r\n   9) Buddekallu\r\n   10) Bhajan\r\n   11) Karthik Deepotsava\r\n   12) Bhagirathi Pooja\r\n   13) Gowri Hunnime\r\n   14) Mannetthina Amavasya\r\n   15) Ramnavami Festival', 'Hampi Rituals and Festivals', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '525-revision-10', '', '', '2012-05-15 20:12:35', '2012-05-15 20:12:35', '', 525, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/525-revision-10/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(754, 1, '2012-05-14 21:55:00', '2012-05-14 21:55:00', '<strong>Vijayadashami:</strong>\r\n\r\nThe Hindu kings and chieftains in the medieval period like Vijayanagar kings and Maratha Peshwas continued this tradition of worshipping the Shami tree and marching in royal procession. Many a time they would sally forth against their foes - Seemollanghana - on this day. Even to this day, amidst the heartrending ruins of Hampi in Karnataka - the site of the once worldfamed Vijayanagar stands the Vijaya Dashami pedestal on which Krishna Devaraya, the celebrated monarch, used to stand and receive the salute of his half-a-million strong army.\r\n\r\nThe Hindu kings and chieftains in the medieval period like Vijayanagar kings and Maratha Peshwas continued this tradition of worshipping the Shami tree and marching in royal procession. Many a time they would sally forth against their foes - Seemollanghana - on this day. Even to this day, amidst the heartrending ruins of Hampi in Karnataka - the site of the once worldfamed Vijayanagar stands the Vijaya Dashami pedestal on which Krishna Devaraya, the celebrated monarch, used to stand and receive the salute of his half-a-million strong army.', 'Vijayadashami Bannipuje', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '317-revision-6', '', '', '2012-05-14 21:55:00', '2012-05-14 21:55:00', '', 317, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/317-revision-6/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(763, 1, '2012-05-15 19:56:30', '2012-05-15 19:56:30', 'The image shows a deity named Kaalghatta Hanumappa or Hanumatharayappa.  Besides this deity''s statue there is another deity''s statue, named Kaalaghatta Kariyamma.  The lower region of this area is Kaalaghatta, upper region is called Melaghatta and the total region is called Kalghatta or Kaalghatta. <em>This is very primitive site of Hampi.   </em>\r\n\r\n<strong>See more:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGV/timeline/00:00:25.751"> Video for Kaalghatta Hanumappa</a> (25 sec)\r\n\r\n<strong>Kaalghatta surrounding places:</strong>\r\n\r\n1) Havinaha Harivu: <a href="http://youtu.be/2my-42S11E0">Havinaha harivu video</a> (00:18 sec)\r\n2) Bhalehaakuva Bande: <a href="http://youtu.be/GZ3vu-BqT_Y">Bhlaehaakuva bande video</a> (00:13 sec)', 'Kaalghatta', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '368-revision-25', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:56:30', '2012-05-15 19:56:30', '', 368, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/368-revision-25/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(816, 1, '2012-05-15 19:33:51', '2012-05-15 19:33:51', '<strong>Under construction</strong>', 'Nagenahahalli', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '533-revision-6', '', '', '2012-05-15 19:33:51', '2012-05-15 19:33:51', '', 533, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/533-revision-6/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(764, 1, '2012-05-16 13:42:23', '2012-05-16 13:42:23', 'The image shows a deity named Kaalghatta Hanumappa or Hanumatharayappa.  Besides this deity''s statue there is another deity''s statue, named Kaalaghatta Kariyamma.  The lower region of this area is Kaalaghatta, upper region is called Melaghatta and the total region is called Kalghatta or Kaalghatta. <em>This is very primitive site of Hampi.   </em>\r\n\r\n<strong>See more:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGV/timeline/00:00:25.751"> Video for Kaalghatta Hanumappa</a> (25 sec)\r\n\r\n<strong>Kaalghatta surrounding places:</strong>\r\n\r\n1) Havinaha Harivu: <a href="http://youtu.be/2my-42S11E0">Havinaha harivu video</a> (00:18 sec)\r\n2) Bhalehaakuva Bande: <a href="http://youtu.be/GZ3vu-BqT_Y">Bhlaehaakuva bande video</a> (00:13 sec)\r\n3) Smashanada Maduvu: <a href="ttp://youtu.be/74Xs3jQFBUE">Smashanada Maduvu video</a> (00:23 sec)', 'Kaalghatta', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '368-revision-26', '', '', '2012-05-16 13:42:23', '2012-05-16 13:42:23', '', 368, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/368-revision-26/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(779, 1, '2012-05-07 15:30:33', '2012-05-07 15:30:33', '<em><strong>Dr Chaluvaraju</strong></em>\r\n\r\n<em><strong>Associate Professor</strong></em>\r\n\r\n<em><strong>Dept of Tribal studies</strong></em>\r\n\r\n<em><strong>Kannada University, Hampi.</strong></em>\r\n\r\n<em><strong>chaluvaraju.hampi@gmail.com</strong></em>', 'Contact', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '187-revision-14', '', '', '2012-05-07 15:30:33', '2012-05-07 15:30:33', '', 187, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/187-revision-14/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(780, 1, '2012-05-17 02:09:36', '2012-05-17 02:09:36', 'Common people’s Dassara used to start two days prior to Royal Dassara.  The King along with his family used to participate in the common people’s dassara.  This dassara was celebrated towards the west from the kingdom at a distance of 5-6 forlong as recorded in Nunij’s travelogue.  This has been verified, common people’s dassara was celebrated in Gudi hobbalapura which is located on the bank of Tungabhadra river which is located to the west of Mahanavami Dibba, Hampi.  This dassara is still alive in these regions.\r\nPresent day Dharamaragudda or Kallaghata (Devaramala) still observes common people’s dassara.  This dassara brings the villagers from surrounding regions of Hampi. Pastoralists and farmers can be seen participating along with their deities. The first day of vijayadashami, people assemble by the bank of the river Tungabhadra at Devaramala.  From here they take the deities to have a dip in the holy water and then wrap the deities in new clothes.  The deities are then carried to Banni tree.  This tree is called “Devara banni”.  People take the leaves of this tree and they distribute it in their village.  This ritual spreads the message of equality.  In accordance with this ritual a complete 9 days of programme has been documented.\r\nSurrounding Hampi, in the left bank of Tungabhadra there is another major deity, called Durgamma temple which is located in Anne Gundi.  Here also dassara festival of common people is followed.  \r\n[mapsmarker layer="7"]', 'Dharmaragudda Procession', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '144-revision-65', '', '', '2012-05-17 02:09:36', '2012-05-17 02:09:36', '', 144, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/144-revision-65/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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(827, 1, '2012-05-17 02:18:17', '2012-05-17 02:18:17', '<em><strong>Dr Chaluvaraju</strong></em>\r\n\r\n<em><strong>Associate Professor</strong></em>\r\n\r\n<em><strong>Dept of Tribal studies</strong></em>\r\n\r\n<em><strong>Kannada University, Hampi.</strong></em>\r\n\r\n<em><strong>chaluvaraju.hampi@gmail.com</strong></em>', 'Contact', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '187-revision-15', '', '', '2012-05-17 02:18:17', '2012-05-17 02:18:17', '', 187, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/187-revision-15/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
(838, 1, '2013-01-07 06:36:34', '2013-01-07 06:36:34', '[caption id="attachment_835" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Hampi, Kannada University"]<a href="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/kannada/kannadauniversity-2/" rel="attachment wp-att-835"><img src="http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/KannadaUniversity1-300x224.jpg" alt="Main Gate" title="KannadaUniversity" width="300" height="224" class="size-medium wp-image-835" /></a>[/caption]Kannada University, the long cherished cultural dream of the people of Karnataka, came into existence in 1991 to take up comprehensive research on all aspects of Karnataka and Kannada. The University is located at Hampi, a renowned World Heritage Centre in Karnataka, is the pride of India.\r\nThe Kannada University, since its inception, is striving to incorportate into the academic world, local knowledge system (desi/indigenous knowledge system) which were hitherto neglected by the academia. As part of such an objective, the University established the Department of Tribal Studies on 1.7.1994 with a view to undertake a comprehensive study of tribal lore and tribal people.\r\nThe objective of the Tribal Studies Department is to conduct an extensive research into the lives of the Tribes in Karnataka. The Department apart from conducting ethnographic, field work based documentation and analysis of the socio-economic life of the tribes, records and publishes their knowledge and literature which is available only in the oral form. The Department has published a series of oral epics thus collected, which has won the appreciation of the academic world. The Department is housed in a mini-campus called Giri-Seeme (Hilly-region) modeled on tribal culture.\r\n\r\nKannada University is located near Hampi, an historical place. The very name HAMPI evokes mythological and historical memories. People lived here since the Stone-age as it is evident in the cave paintings left here by the Stone-age people for posterity. Historically this place has been the abode of many religions - Buddhism, Jainism, Virashaivism, Vaishnavism, Islam and many popular religious cults like Huligemma cult, Galemma cult, Mylaralinga cult, Balabasava cult which exist to this day. This has been an important place for many kingdoms like Hoysalas, Sindhs, Kapilas, not to speak of the Vijayanagara kingdom which originated here and reigned over most part of South India for more than three centuries. Vijayanagara Kingdom has also been the icon of Kannada identity and has inspired the Karnataka unification movement, symbolically representing unified Karnataka. Hampi has also been the abode of many a well-known Kannada poets like Harihara, Raghavanka, Kumaravyasa and Purandaradasa. Hampi is the treasure house of Indian architecture and has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Center.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<strong>Kannada University video:</strong> <a href="http://pad.ma/BGG/timeline/00:00:52.370">Kannada University video</a> (52 sec)\r\n', 'Kannada University', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'closed', '', '150-revision-39', '', '', '2013-01-07 06:36:34', '2013-01-07 06:36:34', '', 150, 'http://chaluvaraju.pantoto.org/150-revision-39/', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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