राम
Madhura Upasana

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Literature of the Rasika Tradition: Sanskrit

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Chapter Seven: Literature of the Rasika Tradition

  1. Jānakī-gīta. Composed by Sri Haryacharya.
  2. Rāma-vilāsa. Composed by Harinatha.
  3. Saṅgīta-raghunandana. In this eighteenth-century composition by Vishvanath Singh Ju, paired devotion to Sita and Rama is presented alongside imitation of the Gīta-govinda.
  4. Rāghava-vilāsa. Composed by Vishvanatha, author of the Sāhitya-darpaṇa.
  5. Rāma-śataka. Composed by Someshvara.
  6. Samāryā-śataka. Composed by Mudgala Bhatta.
  7. Āryā-rāmāyaṇa. Composed by Krishneshu.

These works contain no distinctive narrative material concerning Rama, but they attest to the popularity of the Rama story and its diffusion through every poetic form.1

Footnotes

  1. See Bulcke, Rāma-kathā, pp. 200–01, §§259, 253–44. ↩

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