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'''Channappa | '''Channappa Daniel Uttangi''' (28 October 1881, [[Uttangi]] {{En dash}}1962, [[Karnataka]]) was an Indian author and poet. | ||
Channappa Uttangi began his | Channappa Uttangi began his theological studies at the age of twenty at the Basel Seminary. Upon completing his studies Uttangi joined Basel Mission as an Evangelist in 1908. Uttangi's first published work was from a sermon preached at a Hindu gathering in Benares (today [[Varanasi]]). Varanasi is known as a symbolic place for [[Hindu culture]] and learning. | ||
Uttangi's was awarded by the [[Kannada Sahitya Sammelana]] for his groundbreaking work on the Kannada poet [[Sarvajna]]. For 25 years Uttangi researched this 16th-century Kannada poet. | Uttangi's was awarded by the [[Kannada Sahitya Sammelana]] for his groundbreaking work on the Kannada poet [[Sarvajna]]. For 25 years Uttangi researched this 16th-century Kannada poet. | ||
The poems of Sarvajna were spread out among the villages. To study these poems Uttangi developed a skill of reading and interpreting the ancient manuscripts preserved on palm leaves. | The poems of Sarvajna were spread out among the villages. To study these poems Uttangi developed a skill of reading and interpreting the ancient manuscripts preserved on palm leaves. Uttangi would go to the villages stay with the people and collect information on the poems of Sarvajna. In all Uttangi collected 2000 poems and classified them in a systematic manner. | ||
Uttangi would go to the villages stay with the people and collect information on the poems of Sarvajna. | |||
A statue of Channappa Uttangi was unveiled at his native village in [[Hadagali]] [[taluk]] by the former [[Chief Minister of Karnataka|Chief Minister]], [[N. Dharam Singh]] in July 2004. | |||
==Works== | |||
<small>Source: {{Cite book|last=Gunjal|first=S. R.|title=Reverend Channappa Uttangi: Life and Work of an Inter-Faith Pioneer|year=2007}}</small> | |||
'''Books on Christianity''' | |||
'' | ''Bethlehem’s Request to Banares'' (1921) | ||
''[[ | ''[[Narayan Waman Tilak]]'' (1927) | ||
''The Essence of [[Sadhu Sundar Singh]]’s Spiritual Experience: Part I'' (1939) | ''The Essence of [[Sadhu Sundar Singh]]’s Spiritual Experience: Part I'' (1939) | ||
''The Essence of | ''The Essence of Sadhu Sundar Singh’s Spiritual Experience: Part II'' (1953) | ||
''Mrityunjaya'' (An account of the Last Days of Jesus Christ) (1963) | ''Mrityunjaya'' (An account of the Last Days of Jesus Christ) (1963) | ||
'''Books on | '''Books on Lingayatism''' | ||
Vachanas of [[Sarvajna]] (1924) | ''[[Vachana sahitya|Vachanas]] of [[Sarvajna]]'' (1924) | ||
[[Basaveshwara]] and the Advancement of Karnataka (1923) | ''[[Basaveshwara]] and the Advancement of Karnataka'' (1923) | ||
''Basaveshwara and the Uplift of Untouchables'' (1933) | |||
Vachanas of Miligeya Marayaa and | ''Vachanas of Miligeya Marayaa and [[Akka Mahadevi|Queen Mahadevi]]'' (ed with Prof. S. S. Bhusanurmath, 1950) | ||
The Historicity of Anubhava Mantapa (1951) | ''The Historicity of [[Anubhava Mantapa]]'' (1951) | ||
The collection of Siddharmas's Literary Works (1955) | ''The collection of [[Siddheshwar|Siddharmas's]] Literary Works'' (1955) | ||
''Vachana of Adayya'' (1957) | |||
Lingayatism and Christianity (1969) | ''Lingayatism and Christianity'' (1969) | ||
[[Anubhava Mantapa]]: The heart of [[Virashaivism]] (1932) | ''[[Anubhava Mantapa]]: The heart of [[Virashaivism]]'' (1932) | ||
'''Books on Hinduism''' | '''Books on Hinduism''' | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Lingayat]] | *[[Lingayat]] | ||
''A Channappa Uttangi Reader : Selected Writings of Rev.Daniel Channappa Uttangi'' (1881–1962) Translated from Kannada. Edited by Arun Kumar Wesley.2007 | == References == | ||
* ''Reverend Channappa Uttangi: Life and Work of an Inter-Faith Pioneer'' by S. R. Gunjal, Translated from Kannada into English by M. Panchappa, Published by Christian Institute for the Study of Religion and Society, Bangalore. 2007. | |||
* ''A Channappa Uttangi Reader : Selected Writings of Rev. Daniel Channappa Uttangi'' (1881–1962) Translated from Kannada. Edited by Arun Kumar Wesley. 2007. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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Channappa Daniel Uttangi (28 October 1881, Uttangi –1962, Karnataka) was an Indian author and poet.
Channappa Uttangi began his theological studies at the age of twenty at the Basel Seminary. Upon completing his studies Uttangi joined Basel Mission as an Evangelist in 1908. Uttangi's first published work was from a sermon preached at a Hindu gathering in Benares (today Varanasi). Varanasi is known as a symbolic place for Hindu culture and learning.
Uttangi's was awarded by the Kannada Sahitya Sammelana for his groundbreaking work on the Kannada poet Sarvajna. For 25 years Uttangi researched this 16th-century Kannada poet.
The poems of Sarvajna were spread out among the villages. To study these poems Uttangi developed a skill of reading and interpreting the ancient manuscripts preserved on palm leaves. Uttangi would go to the villages stay with the people and collect information on the poems of Sarvajna. In all Uttangi collected 2000 poems and classified them in a systematic manner.
A statue of Channappa Uttangi was unveiled at his native village in Hadagali taluk by the former Chief Minister, N. Dharam Singh in July 2004.
Works[edit | edit source]
Source: Gunjal, S. R. (2007). Reverend Channappa Uttangi: Life and Work of an Inter-Faith Pioneer.
Books on Christianity
Bethlehem’s Request to Banares (1921)
Narayan Waman Tilak (1927)
The Essence of Sadhu Sundar Singh’s Spiritual Experience: Part I (1939)
The Essence of Sadhu Sundar Singh’s Spiritual Experience: Part II (1953)
Mrityunjaya (An account of the Last Days of Jesus Christ) (1963)
Books on Lingayatism
Basaveshwara and the Advancement of Karnataka (1923)
Basaveshwara and the Uplift of Untouchables (1933)
Vachanas of Miligeya Marayaa and Queen Mahadevi (ed with Prof. S. S. Bhusanurmath, 1950)
The Historicity of Anubhava Mantapa (1951)
The collection of Siddharmas's Literary Works (1955)
Vachana of Adayya (1957)
Lingayatism and Christianity (1969)
Anubhava Mantapa: The heart of Virashaivism (1932)
Books on Hinduism
Well-Wisher of the Hindu Society (Eradication of Casteisim and National Integration) (1921)
Yellamma: A Goddess of South India (1995)
A Complete Concordance to the Bhagvad Gita (Unpublished)
See also[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- Reverend Channappa Uttangi: Life and Work of an Inter-Faith Pioneer by S. R. Gunjal, Translated from Kannada into English by M. Panchappa, Published by Christian Institute for the Study of Religion and Society, Bangalore. 2007.
- A Channappa Uttangi Reader : Selected Writings of Rev. Daniel Channappa Uttangi (1881–1962) Translated from Kannada. Edited by Arun Kumar Wesley. 2007.