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	'''Maladhar Basu''' (15th-16th century AD) medieval poet of [[bangla literature]], born in a [[kayastha]] family of Kulingram in Burdwan district, [[west bengal]]. He was an adviser to Husain Shah, king of [[~~gau]][[da~~]]. It was with his assistance that [[rupa goswami]] and Sanatan Goswami were appointed to the royal court.		'''Maladhar Basu''' (15th-16th century AD) medieval poet of [[Bangla Literature\|bangla literature]], born in a [[Kayastha\|kayastha]] family of Kulingram in Burdwan district, [[West Bengal\|west bengal]]. He was an adviser to Husain Shah, king of [[Gauda, Janapada\|gauda]]. It was with his assistance that [[Rupa Goswami\|rupa goswami]] and Sanatan Goswami were appointed to the royal court.

	[[srikrishnavijay]], the only poetical work of Maladhar, was composed between 1473-1480 AD. It is a translation of the first and the eleventh cantos of the ''~~Bh''''a''''gavata~~'' in [[sanskrit]] and sings of the splendour and glory of Sri [[krishna]]. Maladhar composed it with the intention of safeguarding [[hinduism]] against the increasing influence of [[islam]]. In this work, he stressed the divine image of Sri Krishna more than his playful one. Although Maladhar';s work is based on the ''Bhagavata'', it manifests considerable originality. Maladhar Basu is credited with propagating and popularising the ''Bhagavata'' in Bengal before Sri [[chaitanya]] (1486-1533). In lucid and appealing language, he described the traditions and environment of Bengal that had existed from time immemorial and narrated tales from Hindu mythology in a highly entertaining and readable manner. Chaitanyadev used to enjoy reading ''~~Shrik''''r''''s''''v''''avijay~~''. Maladhar Basu was honoured by Hussain Shah with the title of 'Gunaraj Khan'; for his poetic achievements. [Wakil Ahmed~~] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University~~]		[[Srikrishnavijay\|srikrishnavijay]], the only poetical work of Maladhar, was composed between 1473-1480 AD. It is a translation of the first and the eleventh cantos of the ''Bhagavata'' in [[Sanskrit\|sanskrit]] and sings of the splendour and glory of Sri [[Krishna\|krishna]]. Maladhar composed it with the intention of safeguarding [[Hinduism\|hinduism]] against the increasing influence of [[Islam\|islam]]. In this work, he stressed the divine image of Sri Krishna more than his playful one. Although Maladhar';s work is based on the ''Bhagavata'', it manifests considerable originality. Maladhar Basu is credited with propagating and popularising the ''Bhagavata'' in Bengal before Sri [[Chaitanya, Sri\|chaitanya]] (1486-1533). In lucid and appealing language, he described the traditions and environment of Bengal that had existed from time immemorial and narrated tales from Hindu mythology in a highly entertaining and readable manner. Chaitanyadev used to enjoy reading ''Shrikrsvavijay''. Maladhar Basu was honoured by Hussain Shah with the title of 'Gunaraj Khan' for his poetic achievements. [Wakil Ahmed]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Maladhar Basu''' (15th-16th century AD) medieval poet of [[bangla literature]], born in a [[kayastha]] family of Kulingram in Burdwan district, [[west bengal]]. He was an adviser to Husain Shah, king of [[gau]][[da]]. It was with his assistance that [[rupa goswami]] and Sanatan Goswami were appointed to the royal court.		'''Maladhar Basu''' (15th-16th century AD) medieval poet of [[bangla literature]], born in a [[kayastha]] family of Kulingram in Burdwan district, [[west bengal]]. He was an adviser to Husain Shah, king of [[gau]][[da]]. It was with his assistance that [[rupa goswami]] and Sanatan Goswami were appointed to the royal court.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~[[srikrishnavijay]], the only poetical work of Maladhar, was composed between 1473-1480 AD. It is a translation of the first and the eleventh cantos of the ''Bh''''a''''gavata'' in [[sanskrit]] and sings of the splendour and glory of Sri [[krishna]]. Maladhar composed it with the intention of safeguarding [[hinduism]] against the increasing influence of [[islam]]. In this work, he stressed the divine image of Sri Krishna more than his playful one. Although Maladhar';s work is based on the ''Bhagavata'', it manifests considerable originality. Maladhar Basu is credited with propagating and popularising the ''Bhagavata'' in Bengal before Sri [[chaitanya]] (1486-1533). In lucid and appealing language, he described the traditions and environment of Bengal that had existed from time immemorial and narrated tales from Hindu mythology in a highly entertaining and readable manner. Chaitanyadev used to enjoy reading ''Shrik''''r''''s''''v''''avijay''. Maladhar Basu was honoured by Hussain Shah with the title of 'Gunaraj Khan'; for his poetic achievements. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]		[[srikrishnavijay]], the only poetical work of Maladhar, was composed between 1473-1480 AD. It is a translation of the first and the eleventh cantos of the ''Bh''''a''''gavata'' in [[sanskrit]] and sings of the splendour and glory of Sri [[krishna]]. Maladhar composed it with the intention of safeguarding [[hinduism]] against the increasing influence of [[islam]]. In this work, he stressed the divine image of Sri Krishna more than his playful one. Although Maladhar';s work is based on the ''Bhagavata'', it manifests considerable originality. Maladhar Basu is credited with propagating and popularising the ''Bhagavata'' in Bengal before Sri [[chaitanya]] (1486-1533). In lucid and appealing language, he described the traditions and environment of Bengal that had existed from time immemorial and narrated tales from Hindu mythology in a highly entertaining and readable manner. Chaitanyadev used to enjoy reading ''Shrik''''r''''s''''v''''avijay''. Maladhar Basu was honoured by Hussain Shah with the title of 'Gunaraj Khan'; for his poetic achievements. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Maladhar Basu''' (15th-16th century AD) medieval poet of [[bangla literature]], born in a [[kayastha]] family of Kulingram in Burdwan district, [[west bengal]]. He was an adviser to Husain Shah, king of [[gau]][[da]]. It was with his assistance that [[rupa goswami]] and Sanatan Goswami were appointed to the royal court.

<p class=Normal >[[srikrishnavijay]], the only poetical work of Maladhar, was composed between 1473-1480 AD. It is a translation of the first and the eleventh cantos of the ''Bh''''a''''gavata'' in [[sanskrit]] and sings of the splendour and glory of Sri [[krishna]]. Maladhar composed it with the intention of safeguarding [[hinduism]] against the increasing influence of [[islam]]. In this work, he stressed the divine image of Sri Krishna more than his playful one. Although Maladhar';s work is based on the ''Bhagavata'', it manifests considerable originality. Maladhar Basu is credited with propagating and popularising the ''Bhagavata'' in Bengal before Sri [[chaitanya]] (1486-1533). In lucid and appealing language, he described the traditions and environment of Bengal that had existed from time immemorial and narrated tales from Hindu mythology in a highly entertaining and readable manner. Chaitanyadev used to enjoy reading ''Shrik''''r''''s''''v''''avijay''. Maladhar Basu was honoured by Hussain Shah with the title of 'Gunaraj Khan'; for his poetic achievements. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]

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