 Terms such as "kamma-brahmana", "kamma-komati", "kamma-sreshti" and "kamma-kapu" are also attested in inscriptions as descriptions of people.The famous poet Pampa (902–941), the author of "Pampa Bharata" in Kannada, was referred to as a "kamma-brahmana".The prominent Kamma community of present day is believed to be derived from the "kamma-kapus", i.e., Kapus (agricultural families) of Kammanadu.