Meeranbai Granthawali-2 Meeranbai ki Padawali Shekhavat, Kalyan Singh
Language: Hin Publication details: New Delhi Vani Prakashan 2017 Edition: 1st EditionDescription: 152p. Hard BoundISBN: 9788170557630Subject(s): Hindi -- BiographyDDC classification: H920.81 Online resources: Click here to access online Summary: A comprehensive attempt has been made by the Author to fix the legend of Meera. It is now clear that she was a historical figure but details of her life have been difficult to pin down. Her character and personality are themselves difficult to understand as her reputation only seems to have grown and has expended to the West. She lived in a very turbulent period but it seems she remained largely unaffected because of her pure focussed attention to her 'Girdhar Nagar.' She was well educated, which was likely, as she belonged to one of the premier ruling families of that era. What's astounding is the quality of her work which has won adherents all over. The Author has done a very detailed study of the sources and the influences of that period and has succeeded in removing some of the shibboleths which have plagued any study of Meera. An essential book and deserves to be translated into English| Item type | Home library | Collection | Call number | Materials specified | Vol info | Copy number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode |
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A comprehensive attempt has been made by the Author to fix the legend of Meera. It is now clear that she was a historical figure but details of her life have been difficult to pin down. Her character and personality are themselves difficult to understand as her reputation only seems to have grown and has expended to the West. She lived in a very turbulent period but it seems she remained largely unaffected because of her pure focussed attention to her 'Girdhar Nagar.' She was well educated, which was likely, as she belonged to one of the premier ruling families of that era. What's astounding is the quality of her work which has won adherents all over. The Author has done a very detailed study of the sources and the influences of that period and has succeeded in removing some of the shibboleths which have plagued any study of Meera. An essential book and deserves to be translated into English
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