10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «आद्यकवि»
Discover the use of
आद्यकवि in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
आद्यकवि and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Asian Variations in Ramayana: Papers Presented at the ... - Page 19
And so, gathering all the riches of the last two thousand or more years after Valmiki, and grateful to all the successor-laureates, story-tellers, artists, interpreters, entertainers, we return once more to the Adi-Kavi and offer our obeisance to him: I ...
Kodaganallur Ramaswami Srinivasa Iyengar, 2005
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Santa-saṃskr̥ti aura dharmanirapekshatā
परम वैष्णव भक्त एवं गुजराती के आद्य कवि-. न्यासी मेहता (सत १४१४ तो १हुँ८० ई.) "वैष्णव जन तो तेने कही" के अमर गायक गुजराती परम वैष्णव नरसी मेहता मध्यकालीन भक्त परमार: के एक उजर-नवल रत्न ...
Natthūlāla Gupta, Sandhyā Guptā, 1992
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The Splendours And Dimensions Of Yoga 2 Vols. Set - Page 159
Once, it is said, Adi Kavi Maharishi Valmiki was loitering by the side of Tamsa river and there he saw a pair of 'Crounch' bird that was quite busy in love making, and, all of a sudden a hunter came who killed the male bird on the spot.
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Aesthetic Principles of Acharya Ksemendra - Page 20
It is no less significant that Ksemendra shows an equal respect to Valmiki when he praises the Adi Kavi in his Ramayana manjari and pays homage in a language, almost replete with devotional exuberance of its own kind." Needless to state ...
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The Complete Works of Kalidasa:
Väl- miki, the author of the Rämäyana, has been called Adi- Kavi (the First Poet), and the Rämäyana Adi-Kävya (the First Poem). He popularized the Anushtubh metre which is used extensively in both the epics, although other metres यमनी ल ...
Kālidāsa, V. P. Joshi, 1976
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Mahatma Gandhi: Father of the Nation
The Ramayana is the oldest poem in Sanskrit. Hence its author is known as the Adi Kavi or pristine poet. This is a lavishly illustrated 160-page rendering of the great epic for all ages.
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Gods, Demons, and Others - Page 125
The time has come to tell the story of the greatest storyteller of all times, that is, of Valmiki, the Adi Kavi. You may know what Adi Kavi means: the foremost poet, or the fountainhead of poetry. Valmiki composed the Ramayana in twenty-four ...
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Vedic Heritage - Page 150
Both Kalidasa and Asvaghosa, who hail ValmTki as adi Kavi and express their gratitude to him, have been influenced by the adi Kavi in the description of seasons, places and persons, as pointed out a bove. ValmTki's immortal Epic has given ...
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Advaita Vedānta - Volume 2, Part 2 - Page 545
Coming directly to the Marathi works themselves, it is traditionally believed that the honour of being "Adi Kavi" of Marathi goes to Mukundaraja whose famous work, Viveka- sindhu, was respectfully received by the scholars belonging to ...
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Rāmāyaṇa in the North-East India: Proceedings of the ... - Page xiii
on in North-East India— An Introduction In the preface to his play Raktakarabi, Tagore teasingly accuses Adi Kavi Valmlki for stealing his story. He maintains that the Adi Kavi stole his story beforehand by means of his ...
