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<p lang="sa">of Basava Bhaṭṭa who is well known for his erudition
and tenacity in debates, come again for Sāstrārtha.
The Sāstrārtha continues for 30 days. In the end, once
again Śrī Vyāsa Tīrtha emerges as victorious. It is,
indeed, a great victory for it is a victory upon a
group of scholars coming from the various centres
of learning in the country. Another great virtue of
Śrī Vyāsa Tīrtha is his generosity. He gives away many
villages and other gifts that are in the possession of
the mutt, to the deserving scholars.
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<p lang="sa">During his stay in Vijayanagar, Śrī Vyāsa Tīrtha
also contributes a lot for the spread of Dharma. By
his constant preaching of Dharma, people are enlightened
about the necessity of leading a life in accordance
with the Śrutis and Smṛtis. His tattvopadeśa causes
an awareness among the people that Haribhakti is the
only means of emancipation.
</p>
<p lang="sa">Following the demise of the king Narasa, his worthy
son Vīranarasimha becomes the ruler of the empire.
He too holds Śrī Vyāsa Tīrtha in high esteem. Śrī
Vyāsa Tirtha Composes the great philosophical works
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<p lang="sa">-
</p>
<p lang="sa">Tātparya chandrika, Nyāyāmṛta and Tarkatāṇḍava.
His fame spreads beyond the boundaries of the empire.
Prominent political personalities sent by the rulers of
the other countries visit him and offer gifts on behalf
of their kings. The king Vīra Narasimha who is constantly
observing the enormous spiritual power of Śrī Vyāsa
Tīrtha with which he holds a sway over the people,
is struck with awe and he worships him with more
devotion than his father.
</p>
<p lang="sa">In due course, Śrī Kṛṣṇa Devaraya the illustrious
emperor of Vijayanagara
</p>
<p lang="sa">succeeds Vīra Narasimha.
</p>
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<p lang="sa">of Basava Bhaṭṭa who is well known for his erudition
and tenacity in debates, come again for Sāstrārtha.
The Sāstrārtha continues for 30 days. In the end, once
again Śrī Vyāsa Tīrtha emerges as victorious. It is,
indeed, a great victory for it is a victory upon a
group of scholars coming from the various centres
of learning in the country. Another great virtue of
Śrī Vyāsa Tīrtha is his generosity. He gives away many
villages and other gifts that are in the possession of
the mutt, to the deserving scholars.
<p lang="sa">1
<p lang="sa">During his stay in Vijayanagar, Śrī Vyāsa Tīrtha
also contributes a lot for the spread of Dharma. By
his constant preaching of Dharma, people are enlightened
about the necessity of leading a life in accordance
with the Śrutis and Smṛtis. His tattvopadeśa causes
an awareness among the people that Haribhakti is the
only means of emancipation.
<p lang="sa">Following the demise of the king Narasa, his worthy
son Vīranarasimha becomes the ruler of the empire.
He too holds Śrī Vyāsa Tīrtha in high esteem. Śrī
Vyāsa Tirtha Composes the great philosophical works
<p lang="sa">-
<p lang="sa">Tātparya chandrika, Nyāyāmṛta and Tarkatāṇḍava.
His fame spreads beyond the boundaries of the empire.
Prominent political personalities sent by the rulers of
the other countries visit him and offer gifts on behalf
of their kings. The king Vīra Narasimha who is constantly
observing the enormous spiritual power of Śrī Vyāsa
Tīrtha with which he holds a sway over the people,
is struck with awe and he worships him with more
devotion than his father.
<p lang="sa">In due course, Śrī Kṛṣṇa Devaraya the illustrious
emperor of Vijayanagara
<p lang="sa">succeeds Vīra Narasimha.
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