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The work also mentions earlier composition forms peculiar to Kannada, such as gadyakathā, cattāṇan and bedaṇḍe.[9] Some of these styles included several stanzas that were meant to be sung with the accompaniment of musical instrument.[10][11] The oldest known existing record of Kannada poetry in tripadi metre is the Kappe Arabhatta, a verse inscription of the eponymous Chalukya warrior, inscribed c. 700 CE.[12][13] In the Old Kannada period (8th-12th century CE), the campū was the dominant literary form. Most of the Jaina works of this period are campūs, such as the Vikramārjunavijaya of Pampa (also known as the Pampabhārata), the Śāntipurāṇa of Ponna, and the Gadāyuddha (also known as the Sāhasabhīmavijaya) of Ranna.[citation needed]