 The work also goes by other names such as "Sobagina Suggi" ("Harvest of Beauty"), "Kavane Gella" ("Cupid's Conquest") and "Kabbigara-kava" ("Poets defender").Kama has an important place in Jain writings even before Andayya.The possibility that this writing was yet another subtle weapon in the intensifying conflict between the dominant Jains and the Veerashaivas, whose popularity was on the rise, is not lost on historians.