Talk:Ratnakaravarni

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Did you know... that Ratnakaravarni, the noted 16th-century Kannada poet of the Vijayanagara times, was an expert on erotic writings?

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Aaah. Its always a pleasure to find a properly sourced article. :) It would greatly benefit from the use of {{harvnb}} and {{citation}} for referencing though. See Rabindranath Tagore for examples, or leave a note on my talk page. -- Fullstop (talk) 02:16, 25 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]