Akkamahadevi Complete Vachana Collection
Akkamahadevi, daughter of Nirmalashetti and Sumathi in the twelfth century. Akkamahadevi is the first woman poet of Kannada The older sister who renounced all the boredom from an early age, faced a lot of tests. Sakshhat Siva (Mallikarjuna) has been adopted as a husband, a sister who has defied the worldly world and has been a role model for many devotees. Akka Mahadevi, twelfth century (c. 1130-1160) is a Kannada poet, saint and mystic of the Vairashiva devotional movement. Virashi was a social and spiritual revolutionary in Karnataka in the twelfth century.
Sarana Akkamahadevi was born in a small village in the district of Shimoga district, Shikaripura-Shirappa.
Akkamahadevi who renounced everything with such a garment, devoted himself to the welfare revolution of Allamaprabhu, Basavanna and Chennabasavanna Siddaramaya in the front [Basava Kalyana] experience mantapa, and in the name of "Channamallikarjuna" (sannyasa literature), the sannyasa literature. Akkamahadevi is a personality who rose to prominence in the surrender movement. She is said to have been the first woman to write oaths in Kannada literature. Other devotees, such as Basavanna, Siddarama, Allamaprabhu, paid him a word of respect.
The 'Mahadeviyakkala Rakkale' created by Harihara Makkhavi, who is very close to his time, and the vows he creates for himself, play a significant role in shaping his personality. Although the youngest of the orators is a veteran, his writings are remarkable for having a unique life experience. Finally, Akkamahadevi became united in the battle of Srisailam in her favorite Mallikarjuna.

Akkamahadevi, daughter of Nirmalashetti and Sumathi in the twelfth century. Akkamahadevi is the first woman poet of the oldest sister who renounced all the boredom from an early age, a lot of tests. Sakshhat Siva (Mallikarjuna) has been adopted as a husband, defiant of the worldly world, and her sister, who is a saint, has many devotees for a role model. Akka Mahadevi, twelfth century (c. 1130-1160) is a Kannada poet, saint and mystic of the Vairashiva devotional movement. Virashi was a social and spiritual revolutionary in the twelfth century in Karnataka.
Sarana Akkamahadevi was born in a small village in Shimoga district, Shikaripura-Shirappa.
Akkamahadevi who renounced everything with such a garment, continued to engage himself in the revolution of welfare with Allamaprabhu, Basavanna, Chennabasavanna Siddarama in the front [Basava Kalyana] experience mantapa, and in the name of "Channamallikarjunna", the sannyasa literature (sannyasa literature ). Akkamahadevi is a surrender movement in a high spirit as a person who emerges. She is said to have written the first woman to write oaths in Kannada literature. Other devotees, such as Basavanna, Siddarama, Allamaprabhu, paid him a word of respect.
Srisailam at the Kadalivana in Akkamahadevi died.