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Shatpadi ( ) is a native meter in Kannada prosody that has been used extensively in Kannada poetry. It meter can usually have six padas of syllables, divided into groups of various fixed number of matra (beats) in each line. It was most efficiently employed by the great medieval Kannada poets such as Raghavanka, Kumaravyasa and Lakshmisha.〔Prof. T. V. Venkatachala Shastri, Kannada Chandaswaroopa, DVK Murthy Publication, Mysore 3rd Edition 2008 p.267-315〕 There are six types of Shatpadi verses found in numerous Kannada language inscriptions and poems. However, only three of these meters were used to compose the Kannada epics (''mahakavya''). # Shara Shatpadi: None # Kusuma Shatpadi: None # Bhoga Shatpadi: ''Tirukana Kanasu'' by Muppina Shadakshari # Bhamini Shatpadi: ''Karnata Bharata Kathamanjari'' by Kumaravyasa (c.1425), ''Prabhulingleele'' by Chamarasa (c.1425), ''Torave Ramayana'' by Kumara Valmiki (c.1500), ''Nalacharite'' by Kanakadasa (16th century) # Parivardhini Shatpadi: None # Vardhaka Shatpadi: ''Harishchandra Kavya'', ''Siddarama Charite'' and ''Somanatha Charite'' by Raghavanka (12th century), ''Jaimini Bharata'' by Lakshmisha (16th century) and ''Bhavachintaratna'' by Gubbiya Mallanarya (c.1513) ==Notes== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「shatpadi」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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