Haravilāsamu
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Haravilāsamu (Telugu: హరవిలాసము) is a poetic composition in Prabandha style written in Telugu language by Srinatha. It is one of the books on Saivism (Hara means Siva).
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- Author
- Śrīnātha
- First published
- 1966
- Editions
- 1
- Subjects
- Siva (Hindu deity), Poetry
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- literary work
- Author
- Srinatha
- Genre
- poetry
- Publisher
- Vavilla Ramaswamy Sastrulu and Sons
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Haravilāsamu (Telugu: హరవిలాసము) is a poetic composition in Prabandha style written in Telugu language by Srinatha. It is one of the books on Saivism (Hara means Siva).
==Content== The Prabandha is divided into seven asvasas. The first and second asvasas described the story of Siriyala, the third and fourthth asvasas about the marriage of Gouri, the fifth asvasa about the tour of Parvati and Paramesvara, the sixth asvasa about the swallowing of Halahala and the seventh asvasa about Kirātārjunīya.
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