TuLu Research & Studies

A heritage blog by: Ravindra Mundkur & Hosabettu Vishwanatha

TuLu Research & Studies

A heritage blog by: Ravindra Mundkur & Hosabettu Vishwanatha

TuLu Research & Studies

A heritage blog by: Ravindra Mundkur & Hosabettu Vishwanatha

Monday, March 24, 2008

104. Formation of Barrier Spits

A barrier Spit is a coastal sandy strip of land bound by the Sea on one side and river on the other. The Bengare to Tannirbavi coastal strip...

Saturday, March 22, 2008

103. Rituals of religious transitions

The Karavali/Tulunadu is a mini India where one can study the cultural vestiges of the transition of religious cults that occurred down the ...

Thursday, March 13, 2008

102. Legends of Parashurama

Most of the myths in Indian culture are quite ancient in origin and have evolved in multiple chronological stages over the years in tune wit...

Friday, March 7, 2008

101. Early dormant Jainism

Readers may have noted that the earlier posts in this blog have marshaled a few strings of evidences to assert that Buddhism was present in ...

Monday, March 3, 2008

100. Kadamba Dynasty

An image of Halmidi inscription with Buddhist wheel at the top. The period of Mayura Sharma (later he was known as King Mayura Varma ), who ...

Saturday, March 1, 2008

99. Kundapura

The place name Kundapura is quite interesting. The ‘Kunda’ is a Pali and Prakrit word signifying the gold. The word 'Kunda' also mea...

Friday, February 29, 2008

98. Changes in Gurupur River mouth, 1887

A reconstruction of Mangalore, without barrier spit, before the year 1887 Do you know that the barrier spit west of Mangalore city, known...

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