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CURRICULUM VITAE 01. PERSONAL INFORMATION Dr. D.N.Yogeeswarappa Professor and Principal Sri Siddaganga college of Arts, Science and (a) Name, Designation and Address Commerce for women Tumkur – 572 101, Karnataka, India. + 91 9448680920, 9480175812 (b) Contact Number and E-mail [email protected] (c) Gender and Marital Status Male and Married (d) Nationality Indian 02. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION Month and year Sl. Name of the University / Institution of Degree Remarks No. Degree awarded Topic 1 Ph.D. Mysore University February 1997 Hagalawadi Nayakaru – A comprehensive study Jnana Bharathi Karnataka History and 2 M.A. June 1983 Bangalore University Culture S.J.R.C. Bangalore History, Economics, 3 B.A. 1981 Bangalore University Sociology 03. (A) TEACHING EXPERIENCE Sl Designation Institution Period No 1 Principal S.S.C.W. Oct 1, 2016 to Jan 2006 2 Associate Professor S.S.C.W. Tumkur Sept 2016 June 2000 3 Selection Grade Lecturer S.S.C.W. Tumkur Jan 2006 June 1995 4 Senior Grade Lecturer S.S.C.W. Tumkur June 2000 June 1985 5 Lecturer S.S.C.W. Tumkur June 1995 1 (B) Academic Programs Taught : B.A. (C) Courses Taught : Indian History, Karnataka History World History ,Tourism 04. PUBLICATIONS 04.1 : Books 1. “Hagalavadi Nayakaru” (1999) prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi. (2016) Murugha Mutha, Chitradurga. 2. “Basavannana samakalina vachanakara kalavida chowdaiah” (2006) C.V.G. publications, Bangalore, ISBN 81-8380-077-7. 3. “Bahuroopi Chowdaiah” (2007) (2010) Basava samithi, Bangalore. 4. “Sri Adavi Swamigalu” (2008) Sri Siddaganga prakashana, Siddaganga Matha, Tumkur. 5. “Sri Siddanganga Vidya Samsthegalu” (2008) Sri Siddaganga Prakashana, Siddaganga Matha, Tumkur. 6. “Madhya Kalina Karnatakada Palegararu” (2009) Dhatri pustaka male, Bangalore ISBN 978-81908182-1-6. 7. “Kannadigara British Virodhi Bandayagalu” (2010) Kannnada sahitya parishat, Bangalore. 8. “Charithreya Putagalu” (2011) CVG India, Bangalore, ISBN : 978-81-920677-3-5. 9. “Kalpa Shodha’’ (2012) Pragathi graphics Bangalore. ISBN : 978-93-81441-26-8. 10. “Pankajanahalli Sri Mallikarjuna Swamy Kshetra” (2013) Mallikarjunaswami Jeernoddara Samithi, Pankajanahalli, Chikkanayakanahalli Taluk. 11. “Nayakathana Paddathi” (2016) Pragathi Prakashana, Bengaluru, I.S.B.N. 04 . 2 : Edited Books (A) Research Source Books 1. “Chiritreya Akara Samputa” (2007), Karnataka State Archives, Bengaluru. 2. “Karnataka Kalyana Karaka” (2011), Karnataka State Archives, Bengaluru. 3. “Prachina Kannada Kavyagalalli Itihasika Vicharagalu” (2016), Pragathi Prakashana, Bengaluru, I.S.B.N. (B) Commemoration Volumes 1. “Bahudhanya Siri” (1998) Dhanya Vartakara Sangha, Tumkur. 2. “Henjeru” (2000) Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Tumkur. 3. “Tumbe” (2001) Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Tumkur. 4. “Jayamangali” (2002) Kannada Sahitya Parishat, Bangalore. 5. “Nudi Torana” (2008) Jadeswamy Grantha Prakashana, Chikkatottilakere, Tumkur. 6. “Arivinedege” (2012) District Sharana Sahitya Parishat, Tumkur. 7. “Thilitore” (2012) Bhumi Balaga, Tumkur. 8. “Melunudi” (2012) Dr. K.S.Rajashekar, Tumkur. 9. “Kalpavruksha” (2013) Udayabhanu Prakashana, Tumkur. 10. “Kalyana Karaka of Jagadhala Somanatha Kavi” (2011) Karnatak State Archives. 2 04 . 3 : Research Papers 1. “Mahanada Prabhugala Rajakeeya Belavanige” (1994) in Mahanada Prabhugalu, Editor : M.M.Kaluburgi, Bangalore, page 22-32. 2. “Hagalavadi Nayakaru Matagala Sthapane Phoshane” (1997) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol-12, Karnataka Itihasa Academy, Bangalore, page 190-193. 3. “Sira Navabaru” (1998) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol-3, Karnataka Itihasa Academy, Bangalore, page 273-278. 4. “Maddagiri Mahanada Prabhugala Rakshana Vyavasthe” (1999) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol-14, Karnataka Itihasa Academy, Bangalore, page 181-186. 5. “Nayakanahatti Nayakara Vamshavali” (2000) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol-15, Karnataka Itihasa Academy, Bangalore, page 242-246. 6. “Dhanivasa Wodeyaru” (2001) in Male Karnataka Arasu Manetanagalu, Editor : Rajaram Hegde, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 275-284. 7. “Nidagallu Nayakaru” (2001) in Dhakshina Karnatakada Sthanika Prabhugalu, Editor : Vasu, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 49-67. 8. “Hagalavadi Nayakaru” (2001) in Dhakshina Karnatakada Sthanika Prabhugalu, Editor : Vasu, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 200-214. 9. “Jarimale Nayakaru” (2002) in Kannada Sahitya Parishat Patrike, Vol-80, Issue-2, Kannada Sahithya Parishat, Bangalore, page 31-48. 10. “Bharamanna Nayakana Kowtumbika Jeevana” (2003) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol-18, page 265-270 11. “Marugare Nadina Samanta Gulibachideva” (2004) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol-19, Karnataka Itihasa Academy, Bangalore, page 188-267. 12. “Nidagallu Nayakara Birudugalu” (2005) in Proceedings of the Karnataka History Congress, Vol-5, Bangalore, page 127-131. 13. “Holedande Honnali-Hitihasika Avalokana” (2005) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol-20, Karnataka Itihasa Academy, Bangalore, page 326-334. 14. “Chitradurga Jilleyalli Hatti Polegararu” (2005) in Chitradurga Jilleya Itihasa Mattu Puratatva, Editor : R.Gopal, Directorate of Archaeology and Museum, Hospet, page 137-150. 15. “Gudekote Poligararu” (2006) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol-21, Karnataka Itihasa Academy, Bangalore, page 260-272. 16. “Gopala Dannayaka and SriBharita Prakashapuri” (2006) in Proceedings of the Karnataka History Congress, Vol-6, Bangalore, page 103-111. 17. “Mattodu Giriyappa Nayakana Sahasagalu Mattu Vijayanagarada Venkatapatiraya” (2006) in Vijayanagara Adyayana, Vol-11, Directorate of Archaeology and Museum, Mysore, page 383-390. 18. “Bijjavara Mahanada Prabhugala Kalada Sharaneyaru” (2006) in Basava Patha, Vol- 18, No. 6, Basava Samithi, Bangalore, page 78-83. 19. “Hoysalara Bilegereya Samantha Kutumba” (2007) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol-22, Karnataka Itihasa Academy, Bangalore, page 291-298. 20. “Vijayanagara Samrajyada 16ne Satamanadha Kelavu Nayaka Manetanagala Adyayana” (2007) in Vijayanagara Adyayana, Vol-12, Directorate of Archaeology and Museum, Mysore, page 329-353. 21. “R.Narasimhachar avara Prachya Samshodhanegalu” (2008) in Hastaprathi Vyasanga, Vol-8, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 92-105. 3 22. “16ne Sathamanada Beluru Mattu Naraseepurada Nayaka Manetanagala Venkatadri Nayaka Obbane ?” (2008) in Proceedings of the Karnataka History Congress, Vol-8, Bangalore, page 19-29. 23. “Tumakuru Pradeshada Vijayanagara Kalada Aadalitha Vibhagagalu” (2008) in Vijayanagara Adyayana, Vol-13, Directorate of Archaeology and Museum, Mysore, page 120-134. 24. “Yedeyuru Siddalingeswara Pranganadallina Veerabhadra Vigraha Sthapane Endu?” (2008) in Lingayata, Belagavi, page 14-19. (2009) in Basava Patha, Vol-30, No. 12, Basava Samiti, Bangalore, page 50-55. 25. “Vijayanagara Kaladha Tumakuru Pradeshada Nayakaru” (2009) in Tumakuru Jilleya Itihasa Mattu Puratatva, Editor : R.Gopal, Directorate of Archaeology and Museum, Hospet, page 366-394. 26. “Arasikere Parisaradalli Maleyali Vartakaru” (2009) in Charitre Adyayana, Vol-5, Issue-1, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 36-59. 27. “The Polegars of Hagalavadi” (2010) in Quarterly Journal of Mythic Society, Vol- 101, No. 1, Bangalore, page 32-42. ISSN No. 0047-8555. 28. “Tontada Siddalinga Yatigala Koneya Dinagalu” (2010) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol-25, Bangalore, page 355-361. 29. “Maleyali Nambi Vartakaru Veerashivaragiddu” (2010) in Basava Path, a Monthly Journal, Vol-32, No. 5, Bangalore, page 49-59. 30. “Mysore Koteyallina Shastropakaranagalu” (2010) in Mysore Jilleya Itihasa Mattu Puratatva, Editor : R.Gopal, Directorate of Archeology and Museum, Hospet, page 370-380. 31. “Dalitaru Janivara Hakidaga” (2010) in Hosatu a Monthly Journal, Vol-12, No.11, Bangalore, page 17-19. 32. “Penugonde Rajya and Their Mahamandaleswara During Vijayanagar” (2010) in Vijayanagar Adyayana, Vol-14, Directorate of Archaeology and Museum, Mysore, page 233-244. 33. “Jarimale Nayakaru” (2010) in Kalyana Karnatakada Arasu Manetanagalu, Editor : M.Kotresh, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 52-75, ISBN 978-93-80994- 22-2. 34. “Gudekote Polegararu” (2010) in Kalyana Karnatakada Arasu Manetanagalu, Editor : M.Kotresh, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 52-75, ISBN 978-93-80994- 22-2. 35. “Edeyuru Siddalingeswara Degulada Aprakatitha Sthamba Sashana” (2010) in Shasana Adyayana, Vol-4, Issue 1 & 2, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 56-61. 36. “Charitreya Putagalalli Kurubaru” (2010) in Halumatha Adyayana, Editor : F.T.Hallikere, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 81-100. ISBN 978-93-80994-64-2 37. “Nayaka Vyavaste – Ondu Syddantika Nirupane” (2010) in Charitre Adyayana, Vol-5, Issue-2, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 11-15. 38. “Hoysalara Kaladha 13ne Shatamanadha Maleyali Nele” (2010) in Hasana Jilleya Itihasa Mattu Puratatva, Editor : R.Gopal, Directorate of Archaeology and Museum, Mysore, page 70-84. 39. “Nayaka Polity – A Theoritical Appraisal” (2011) in Quarterly Journal of Mythic Society, Vol- 102, No. 1, Bangalore, page 9-17. ISSN No. 0047-8555. 4 40. “Edeyuru Siddalingeswara Rupantaragonda Kalpaneya Shilpa” (2011) in Basava Path, a Monthly Journal, Basava Samithi, Vol-33, No. 7, Bangalore, page 41-47. 41. “Magare 300 Modala Baada Kalikatteya Samantaru” (2011) in Itihasa Darshana, Vol- 26, Bangalore, page 281-291. ISBN 978-81-9212-55-0-3. 42. “Tumakuru Parisarada Kurubara Samajika Sangatigalu” (2011) in Halumatha Vyasanga-3, Editor : F.T.Hallikere, Prasaranga, Kannada University, Hampi, page 234-245. 43. “Vidyarthigala Nandini – Rani Akkadevi” (2011) in Sadhane a Quarterly Journal of Bangalore University, Vol-36, No. 3, page 41-48.
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