Rajaraja Varma, A. R., 1863-1918
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Name (Latin)
Rajaraja Varma, A. R., 1863-1918
Other forms of name
Kēral̲a Pāṇini, 1863-1918
Kēraḷapāṇini, 1863-1918
Pāṇini, Kēraḷa, 1863-1918
Rājarājavarmā, E. Ār., 1863-1918
Rājarājavarmma, Ē. Ār., 1863-1918
Varma, A. R. Raja Raja, 1863-1918
Raja Raja Varma, A.R., 1863-1918
Varma, A. R. Rajaraja, 1863-1918
Date of birth
1863-02-20
Date of death
1918-06-18
Field of activity
Criticism
Linguistics
Literature
Occupation
Authors
Critics
Linguists
Associated Language
mal
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Ē.Ār. Rājarājavarmmayuṭe sampūrṇṇakr̥tikaḷ, 2018-:v. 1, t.p. (Ē.Ār. Rājarājavarmma) p. facing t.p. (A.R. Raja Raja Varma) p. v (born, February 20, 1863, at Changanacheri, Kerala, India) p. vi (died, June 18, 1918)
- Kerala Sanskrit lit., a bibliography, 1976:p. 81 (Rajaraja Varma, A. R. ; 1863-1918; known by the title Keralapāṇini; renowned scholar and poet in Sanskrit and Malayalam; the first prof. of Sans. and Dravidian Lang., Maharaja's Coll., Trivandrum; and its first prin. of Sanskrit Coll., Trivandrum; well known for his outstanding contributions to Malayalam grammar and poetics)
- Bhagirathy Amma Thampuran, M. Ē. Ār. Rājarājavarmma, 1963.
- Kr̥ṣṇavāriyar, En. Vi. Samskr̥tavyākaraṇattin Kēraḷapān̲iniyuṭe sambhāvana, 1989:cover (Kēraḷa Pāṇini)
- Sriramajatakam, 2007:t.p. (E. Ār. Rājarājavarmā)
- Kerala Sanskrit lit., a bibliography, 1976:p. 81 (Rajaraja Varma, A. R. ; 1863-1918; known by the title Keralapāṇini; renowned scholar and poet in Sanskrit and Malayalam; the first prof. of Sans. and Dravidian Lang., Maharaja's Coll., Trivandrum; and its first prin. of Sanskrit Coll., Trivandrum; well known for his outstanding contributions to Malayalam grammar and poetics.
Wikipedia description:
A. R. Raja Raja Varma (1863–1918) was an Indian poet, grammarian, and Professor of Oriental Languages at Maharaja's College (present University College Thiruvananthapuram.
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