Aryasaptasati Of Govardhanacharya: Vibha Hindi Commentary Hindi
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Aristapatashati is a masterpiece in Sanskrit with liberated lyric poems. It is considered to be the composition of Govardhanacharya . It should have 700 arrays stored, but in different versions the number of ayes has reached 760. So it is difficult to say that the available aerials are devoid of the quantities.This collection was very popular in the Middle Ages and many shades of compositions were written with the shadows of its aaras. The "SatSai" of Bihari poet is very impressed with this collection. It is mentioned in the auspiciousness that this effort has been made to translate the source of the Shringaras which was available in Prakrut. The hint here (or Shalivahan ) is " Gatha Saptashati"The hall has embellished the erotic compositions in the Prakrut rhythms, Govardhan has made these Sutras the ideal of their ancestors. The Gathachand of Prakrit is closer to the ancients of Sanskrit, hence Govardhan has chosen the Aryaakand to be composed. Not only in the verses, but in the illustrations, Govardhan often imitates the hall, but it should not be considered that the aesthetic,
Govardhan is considered to be an Acharya for expression of beauty. In these compositions, the boisterous nature of the make-up has come openly. Naked illustrations cause rubbish due to their nudity somewhere. At one place, Govardhan has also spoken of the body's kiss in love. But due to the intensity of expression, the arrangement of the decoration and the severity of euphemism, cow's gift can be calculated in the Saktavis.
Granghaarambvrajya, Akara vrajya, to Ksharavraja.
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