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	'''Govindadas Kaviraj''' (c 1535-1613) Vaisvava poet, contemporary of Chaitanyadev, born in the village of Teliabudhuri in Murshidabad district, West Bengal, son of Chiranjib, a follower of Chaitanyadev.		'''Govindadas Kaviraj''' (c 1535-1613) Vaisvava poet, contemporary of Chaitanyadev, born in the village of Teliabudhuri in Murshidabad district, West Bengal, son of Chiranjib, a follower of Chaitanyadev.

	Govindadas came from a literary family: his maternal grandfather, Damodor Sen, was the writer of ''Sangeet Damodar'', and his brother, Ramchandra Sen, used to write poems in Bangla and Sanskrit. Both Ramchandra and Govindadas were initiated into [[Vaisnavism\|vaisnavism]] by Sreenivas Acharya. After his initiation, Govindadas started composing verses on [[~~Radtha1~~\|radha]], [[Krishna\|krishna]] and Chaitanyadev. About four hundred and fifty lyrics are collected in Govindadas' ''Bhanita''.		Govindadas came from a literary family: his maternal grandfather, Damodor Sen, was the writer of ''Sangeet Damodar'', and his brother, Ramchandra Sen, used to write poems in Bangla and Sanskrit. Both Ramchandra and Govindadas were initiated into [[Vaisnavism\|vaisnavism]] by Sreenivas Acharya. After his initiation, Govindadas started composing verses on [[Radha1\|radha]], [[Krishna\|krishna]] and Chaitanyadev. About four hundred and fifty lyrics are collected in Govindadas' ''Bhanita''.

	Govindadas was a disciple of [[Vidyapati\|vidyapati]] of Mithila and travelled to Bisfigram to collect Vidyapati's poems. Emulating Vidyapati, he composed verses in [[Brajabuli\|brajabuli]]. Among his famous verses are those about love and love trysts such as 'Shyam abhishare chalu binodini Radha' (Lighthearted Radha goes to meet her lover Syam), 'Mandir bahir kathin kapat' (The strong door of the temple), 'Mega yamini chalila kamini' (The cloud-covered moon shines on the lustful woman). Many of these love poems are included in university syllabi. Govindadas' poems are remarkable for their imagery, rhythm, wit and humour. Govindadas also wrote a play entitled ''Sangeet Sadhak''. [Wakil Ahmed]		Govindadas was a disciple of [[Vidyapati\|vidyapati]] of Mithila and travelled to Bisfigram to collect Vidyapati's poems. Emulating Vidyapati, he composed verses in [[Brajabuli\|brajabuli]]. Among his famous verses are those about love and love trysts such as 'Shyam abhishare chalu binodini Radha' (Lighthearted Radha goes to meet her lover Syam), 'Mandir bahir kathin kapat' (The strong door of the temple), 'Mega yamini chalila kamini' (The cloud-covered moon shines on the lustful woman). Many of these love poems are included in university syllabi. Govindadas' poems are remarkable for their imagery, rhythm, wit and humour. Govindadas also wrote a play entitled ''Sangeet Sadhak''. [Wakil Ahmed]

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	'''Govindadas Kaviraj''' (c 1535-1613) Vaisvava poet, contemporary of Chaitanyadev, born in the village of Teliabudhuri in Murshidabad district, West Bengal, son of Chiranjib, a follower of Chaitanyadev.		'''Govindadas Kaviraj''' (c 1535-1613) Vaisvava poet, contemporary of Chaitanyadev, born in the village of Teliabudhuri in Murshidabad district, West Bengal, son of Chiranjib, a follower of Chaitanyadev.

	Govindadas came from a literary family: his maternal grandfather, Damodor Sen, was the writer of ''Sangeet ~~D''''a''''modar~~'',~~'' ''~~and his~~'' ''~~brother, Ramchandra Sen, used to write poems in Bangla and Sanskrit. Both Ramchandra and Govindadas were initiated into [[vaisnavism]] by Sreenivas Acharya. After his initiation, Govindadas started composing verses on [[radha]], [[krishna]] and Chaitanyadev. About four hundred and fifty lyrics are collected in Govindadas~~';'' Bha''~~''n'~~'''it''''a~~''.		Govindadas came from a literary family: his maternal grandfather, Damodor Sen, was the writer of ''Sangeet Damodar'', and his brother, Ramchandra Sen, used to write poems in Bangla and Sanskrit. Both Ramchandra and Govindadas were initiated into [[Vaisnavism\|vaisnavism]] by Sreenivas Acharya. After his initiation, Govindadas started composing verses on [[Radtha1\|radha]], [[Krishna\|krishna]] and Chaitanyadev. About four hundred and fifty lyrics are collected in Govindadas' ''Bhanita''.

	Govindadas was a disciple of [[vidyapati]] of Mithila and travelled to Bisfigram to collect Vidyapati';s poems. Emulating Vidyapati, he composed verses in [[brajabuli]].~~'' ''~~Among his famous verses are those about love and love trysts such as '~~''Shy''''a''''m abhish''''a''''re~~ chalu ~~binodin''''i'''' R''''a''''dh''''a''~~'; (Lighthearted Radha goes to meet her lover Syam),~~'' ''''~~'Mandir ~~b''''a''''hir~~ kathin ~~kap''''a''''t''~~'; (The strong door of the temple), '''Mega ~~y''''a''''min''''i''''~~ chalila ~~kamin''''i''';'' '~~'(The cloud-covered moon shines on the lustful woman). Many of these love poems are included in university syllabi. Govindadas'; poems are remarkable for their imagery, rhythm, wit and humour. Govindadas also wrote a play entitled ''Sangeet ~~S''''a''''dhak~~''. [Wakil Ahmed~~] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University~~]		Govindadas was a disciple of [[Vidyapati\|vidyapati]] of Mithila and travelled to Bisfigram to collect Vidyapati's poems. Emulating Vidyapati, he composed verses in [[Brajabuli\|brajabuli]]. Among his famous verses are those about love and love trysts such as 'Shyam abhishare chalu binodini Radha' (Lighthearted Radha goes to meet her lover Syam), 'Mandir bahir kathin kapat' (The strong door of the temple), 'Mega yamini chalila kamini' (The cloud-covered moon shines on the lustful woman). Many of these love poems are included in university syllabi. Govindadas' poems are remarkable for their imagery, rhythm, wit and humour. Govindadas also wrote a play entitled ''Sangeet Sadhak''. [Wakil Ahmed]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Govindadas Kaviraj''' (c 1535-1613) Vaisvava poet, contemporary of Chaitanyadev, born in the village of Teliabudhuri in Murshidabad district, West Bengal, son of Chiranjib, a follower of Chaitanyadev.		'''Govindadas Kaviraj''' (c 1535-1613) Vaisvava poet, contemporary of Chaitanyadev, born in the village of Teliabudhuri in Murshidabad district, West Bengal, son of Chiranjib, a follower of Chaitanyadev.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Govindadas came from a literary family: his maternal grandfather, Damodor Sen, was the writer of ''Sangeet D''''a''''modar'','' ''and his'' ''brother, Ramchandra Sen, used to write poems in Bangla and Sanskrit. Both Ramchandra and Govindadas were initiated into [[vaisnavism]] by Sreenivas Acharya. After his initiation, Govindadas started composing verses on [[radha]], [[krishna]] and Chaitanyadev. About four hundred and fifty lyrics are collected in Govindadas';'' Bha''''n''''it''''a''.		Govindadas came from a literary family: his maternal grandfather, Damodor Sen, was the writer of ''Sangeet D''''a''''modar'','' ''and his'' ''brother, Ramchandra Sen, used to write poems in Bangla and Sanskrit. Both Ramchandra and Govindadas were initiated into [[vaisnavism]] by Sreenivas Acharya. After his initiation, Govindadas started composing verses on [[radha]], [[krishna]] and Chaitanyadev. About four hundred and fifty lyrics are collected in Govindadas';'' Bha''''n''''it''''a''.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Govindadas was a disciple of [[vidyapati]] of Mithila and travelled to Bisfigram to collect Vidyapati';s poems. Emulating Vidyapati, he composed verses in [[brajabuli]].'' ''Among his famous verses are those about love and love trysts such as '''Shy''''a''''m abhish''''a''''re chalu binodin''''i'''' R''''a''''dh''''a'''; (Lighthearted Radha goes to meet her lover Syam),'' '''''Mandir b''''a''''hir kathin kap''''a''''t'''; (The strong door of the temple), '''Mega y''''a''''min''''i'''' chalila kamin''''i''';'' ''(The cloud-covered moon shines on the lustful woman). Many of these love poems are included in university syllabi. Govindadas'; poems are remarkable for their imagery, rhythm, wit and humour. Govindadas also wrote a play entitled ''Sangeet S''''a''''dhak''. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]		Govindadas was a disciple of [[vidyapati]] of Mithila and travelled to Bisfigram to collect Vidyapati';s poems. Emulating Vidyapati, he composed verses in [[brajabuli]].'' ''Among his famous verses are those about love and love trysts such as '''Shy''''a''''m abhish''''a''''re chalu binodin''''i'''' R''''a''''dh''''a'''; (Lighthearted Radha goes to meet her lover Syam),'' '''''Mandir b''''a''''hir kathin kap''''a''''t'''; (The strong door of the temple), '''Mega y''''a''''min''''i'''' chalila kamin''''i''';'' ''(The cloud-covered moon shines on the lustful woman). Many of these love poems are included in university syllabi. Govindadas'; poems are remarkable for their imagery, rhythm, wit and humour. Govindadas also wrote a play entitled ''Sangeet S''''a''''dhak''. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Govindadas Kaviraj''' (c 1535-1613) Vaisvava poet, contemporary of Chaitanyadev, born in the village of Teliabudhuri in Murshidabad district, West Bengal, son of Chiranjib, a follower of Chaitanyadev.

<p class=Normal >Govindadas came from a literary family: his maternal grandfather, Damodor Sen, was the writer of ''Sangeet D''''a''''modar'','' ''and his'' ''brother, Ramchandra Sen, used to write poems in Bangla and Sanskrit. Both Ramchandra and Govindadas were initiated into [[vaisnavism]] by Sreenivas Acharya. After his initiation, Govindadas started composing verses on [[radha]], [[krishna]] and Chaitanyadev. About four hundred and fifty lyrics are collected in Govindadas';'' Bha''''n''''it''''a''.

<p class=Normal >Govindadas was a disciple of [[vidyapati]] of Mithila and travelled to Bisfigram to collect Vidyapati';s poems. Emulating Vidyapati, he composed verses in [[brajabuli]].'' ''Among his famous verses are those about love and love trysts such as '''Shy''''a''''m abhish''''a''''re chalu binodin''''i'''' R''''a''''dh''''a'''; (Lighthearted Radha goes to meet her lover Syam),'' '''''Mandir b''''a''''hir kathin kap''''a''''t'''; (The strong door of the temple), '''Mega y''''a''''min''''i'''' chalila kamin''''i''';'' ''(The cloud-covered moon shines on the lustful woman). Many of these love poems are included in university syllabi. Govindadas'; poems are remarkable for their imagery, rhythm, wit and humour. Govindadas also wrote a play entitled ''Sangeet S''''a''''dhak''. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]

[[Category:Biography]]

[[bn:গোবিন্দদাস কবিরাজ]]