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纳亚卡人先是从凯拉迪(Keladi),后来又从伊凯里(Ikkeri,约公元 1499-1763 年),先是代表维贾亚纳伽拉统治者,然后以自己的名义管理的领土是卡纳塔克邦的西部地带,即卡纳拉-马尔纳德(Kanara-Malnad)。卡纳拉海岸非常肥沃,邻近的马尔纳德(Malladeśa)丘陵则以其生物多样性而闻名。Śivatattvaratnākara》是一部梵文百科全书式著作,由凯拉帝-伊克利国王巴萨瓦拉贾(1697-1714 年)撰写,除了与各知识领域相关的论述外,其中不仅有描述该地区及其统治者历史的段落,还有其他内容可能揭示了一种关于自然和人与自然关系的思维方式。此外,我们还将参考皮埃特罗-德拉瓦莱(Pietro della Valle)关于其 1623 年至 1624 年期间在该地区旅行的记载。
The territory administered by the Nayakas, first from Keladi and later from Ikkeri (c. 1499–1763 CE), first on behalf of the Vijayanagara rulers and then in their own name, was the western strip of Karnataka, known as Kanara-Malnad. The Kanara coast is very fertile and the hills of neighbouring Malnad (Malladeśa) are noted for their biodiversity. The Śivatattvaratnākara, an encyclopaedic work in Sanskrit authored by the Keladi-Ikkeri king, Basavarāja (r. 1697–1714), besides discussions related to various fields of knowledge, holds not only passages describing the region and the history of its rulers, but also other content that may reveal a way of thinking about nature and human-nature relationships. Reference will also be made to Pietro della Valle's account of his travels in the area between 1623 and 1624.