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The word "babruvahana" refers to a king of the Sakya clan and is also used as an epithet for Buddha. The word "enu" means am, was, or had been; the past participle of "to be." The phrase "paartha kannada" literally means “in Kannada” and it is often used as an adverb. An adverb describes how something is done or of something's state. This blog post will be about what Babruvahana dialogue first starts with and what that dialogue does first start with in Kannada. This is a translation from the original website to another website. "babruvahana" means a king to the Sakya clan and "enu" means am, was, or had been; the past participle of "to be." "paartha kannada" literally means “in Kannada” and it is often used as an adverb. An adverb describes how something is done or of something's state. This blog post will be about what Babruvahana dialogue first starts with and what that dialogue does first start with in Kannada. This is a translation from the original website to another website. Ananda Rao was an Indian academic and scholar. He was born in 1910 in Thirthahalli, Karnataka state. He died on 12 May 1992 at the age of 82. He was a great linguist, orator, writer and debater. His main contribution was to resurrect the language of ancient Buddhist literature, which became extinct after the fall of Vijayanagara Empire in 16th Century A.D. These are known as Prakrit languages now-a-days. Some of these languages are Pali, Ardhakannada, Kannada and Marathi languages presently used by people who follow Buddhism in South India. Rao’s contribution to these languages can not be denied. He spent all his life in restoring the glory of the language of ancient Buddhists. His Babruvahana dialogue is a classic example of this type of literature. This literature has been invented only by Ananda Rao, and no one has been able to denigrate it since it was created by him.Babruvahana is a dramatized presentation of conversation between Buddha and his son, Rahula. The first part depicts the first conversation that took place between Buddha and Rahula, at a deer park in Isipatana (Sarnath) after attaining enlightenment under a banyan tree. The second part of the drama shows Rahula's mother, Yashodhara, addressing him on Buddha's behalf. The dialogue between Buddha and Rahula is continued in the latter part. Rao’s contribution to these languages can not be denied. He spent all his life in restoring the glory of the language of ancient Buddhists. His Babruvahana dialogue is a classic example of this type of literature. This literature has been invented only by Ananda Rao, and no one has been able to denigrate it since it was created by him.Babruvahana is a dramatized presentation of conversation between Buddha and his son, Rahula. cfa1e77820
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