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'''Nanne Choda''' ({{lang-te|నన్నె చోడుడు}}; 12th century [[Common Era|CE]]) was a famous [[Telugu language|Telugu]] [[poet]] and belongs to a family of [[Telugu Chodas]]. He holds the titles ''Tekanadityudu'' and ''Kaviraja Sikhamani''.<ref name="NanneChodudu">[http://www.textbooksonline.tn.nic.in/Books/10/Telugu/Poetry/9%20SumathiRayaBharam.pdf NanneChodudu]</ref> He is regarded as the first composer of [[Telugu poetry#Prabandha era|Prabandha]].<ref>{{cite book| first = Raju | last = P.T |author2=Rao | title = A Telugu Literature | location = India | publisher = Onal Book House }}</ref>

==Biography==
In his works he claims that his mother was from Haihayas family of [[Palanadu]], chieftons to [[Velanati Chodas]]. He dedicated his work to Jangama Mallikarjuna Yogi, a [[Shaivite]] saint.

==Works==
Nanne Choda's famous work is Kumara Sambhavam in [[Telugu language|Telugu]]. Some believe this work to be composed in the 10th century before [[Nannaya]]'s [[Mahabaratha]]. Others place Nannechoda between the period of [[Nannaya]] and [[Tikkana]]. Kumara Sambhavam is not the translation of [[Kalidasa]]'s work of the same name. But Nannechodudu has drawn inspiration from [[Kalidasa]]'s work as well as other stories of the Saivaite literature.<ref>{{cite book| first = Raju | last = P.T |author2=Rao | title = A Telugu Literature | location = India | publisher = Onal Book House }}</ref> He has dedicated his work to Jangama Mallikarjuna, who was his guru.<ref name="NanneChodudu"/>

==Style==
He was the first writer in Prabandha style and earlier than [[Srinatha]] and [[Ashtadiggajas]]. He had used mixture of [[Sanskrit]] and Telugu words. He was master of Telugu idioms. Some of his poems describing nature are very popular. He had introduced new aspects in Telugu literature. He had written poems that does Sukavi Stuti (praise of good poets), Kukavi Ninda (blame the bad poets) and Ishtadeva Prardhana (praise of favourite god) in his works.

Nanne Choda is the first [[Telugu language|Telugu]] poet to use [[Kannada language|Kannada]] and [[Tamil language|Tamil]] words in his poetry.<ref>{{cite book| first = Chenchiah | last = P |author2=Raja Bhujanga Rao | title = A History of Telugu Literature | location = India | publisher = Oxford University press }}</ref>

==Notes==
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==References==
* Durga Prasad, History of the Andhras up to 1565 A. D., P. G. PUBLISHERS, GUNTUR (1988)
*[[iarchive:nannechodadevakr021661mbp|Kumara Sambhavamu - Nannechoda Devakrutam]]

==See also==
{{portal|Poetry}}
*[[Nannaya]]
*[[Tikkana]]

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