Western Ganga Dynasty (350-999)
- Pujyapada (Sarvathasiddi, Jinendra Vyakarana, KalayanaKaraka in Sanskrit)
- Jinasena II (Adipurana - Sanskrit)
- Ajitasena
- Bharavi
- Akalanka or Nemichandrasiddanta
- King Madhava II (370-390 AD) (Dattaka Sutrain Sanskrit)
- King Durvinita(495-535 AD) (Reference to his Kannada work in Kavirajamarga, Vaddakatha Sanskrit translation,Sabdavatara a work on Sanskrit grammar, commentary on the 15th sarga of Bharavi's Kiratarjuniya in Sanskrit)
- Sripurusha (Gajasastra)
- King Shivamara II (788-816 AD) (Gajashtaka, a Kannada work on elephant management, and Sethubandha in Prakrit).
- Hemasena or Vidya Dhananjaya (Raghavpandaviya)
- Vidhibhasimha (Gadyachintamani and Kshatrachudamani)
- Guru Nemichandra (Gommatasara book on jain philosophy, his title was Siddhant-Chakravarti and was guru of Chavundaraya)
- Chavundaraya (978 AD) (Chavundarayapurana, Charitrasara, Trishashti LaksanPurana -Kannada)
- Gunavarma (Kannada Grammar)
- Nagavarma (Chandombhudhi)
- Jinasena I (738 AD) (Harivamsha - Sanskrit)
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