Question

difference between north indian literature and south indian literature​

Answer 1

Difference between north indian literature and south indian literature

Explanation:

North Indian Literature

• Research have shown that all scripts, with the exception of Urdu, in modern north Indian languages originate from Brahmi. This form was given to them through a long and slow method.
• Comparing Gujarati, Hindi and Punjabi scripts means that this change can be easier to understand. The spoken word currently contains over 200 languages or dialects. Some are commonly used, and some are confined to a specific area. Of all these, just 22 have been incorporated into our Constitution.
• Many people speak Hindi in various forms including Braj Bhasha, Avadhi, Magadhi, Bhojpuri, Rajasthani, Maithili, and Khadi Boli . A large number of people speak Hindi in different forms. Another variant or Hindi dialect is Rajasthani. This classification was based on literature produced for a long time by great poets.
• So the language that was used by Surdas & Bihari is called Braj Bhasha; it is called Avadhi which is used by Tulsidas in his Ramacharitamanasa. Vidyapati used Maithali
• Hindi was called Khadi boli i. While Khusrau began extensively used khadiboli in his worksin the 13th century., its wide use in literature started only in the 19th. It even exhibits Urdu 's influence.
• Khadiboli was also popularised by the writings of  Bhartendu Harishchandra, Swami Dayananda Saraswati, & others
• North India had excepetional literary scholars such as Kalidasa,Tulsidas, Surdas, Amir Khusro, Chand Bardai,  Prithiviraj Raso &  Khamsa-e-Nizami who had contributed to the diversity and richness of literature. Panini was a grammarian from about the 5th century BC, and his Ashtadhyayi is considered a masterpiece and a a study in completeness and  brevity.

South Indian Literature

• South India has a 2000 literary heritage. The poetic sangams, written in Tamil around 2500 years ago, are the first recorded literature in South India.
• Kannada 's elegant Kavirajamarga, written by King Amoghavarsha I at the beginning of the sixth century AD in 850 CE, refers to Kannada 's literature of King Durvinita.
• Nemrinatham refers to the Kannada literature of the 4th CE century by the Tamil Buddhist commentators of the 10th CE century. The literary traditions of Malayalam and Telugu over the next centuries formed
• The South Indian people 's artistic expressions demonstrate their admiration of nature and its splendour. The works comprise Illango's Silappadhikaram; Pampa's Vikramarjuna Vijaya; Shiva Sharana's Basavanna; Andhra Maha Bharatamu by 3 literary poets including Tikkana, Errana, & Nannaya;  and Akka Mahadevi's the Vachanas; Tholkappiam by Tholkapsiar; Thirukur by Thiruvaluvar, and Karnata Bharata Katamanjari by Kumaravyasa's .
• Women are viewed as very influential in South Indian literature and philosophy. A women who is married is deemed to be healthy, protects and strengthens her husband and children with her shakti or feminine strength.