Shri Guru Siddhanta Paarijat history of the ten Gurus. dasa guruoM kA itihAsa with Hindi meaning. Written by Shriharasinha Sadhu.
Guru nAnakadeva, a.ngada, amaradAsa, rAmadAsa, arhunadeva, harigovinda, harirAya, harikR^iShNa, tyAgabahAdura, govindasiMha.
Rastraudha Vansh Mahakavyam
by Dalal,c.d.
, History of Bagulas of Mayuragiri, from the originator of their dynasty Rashtraudha, king of kanauj to the reign of Narayana Shah, ruler of Mayuragiri.
Bharatiya Desa Bhakti Charitra Part 1 - K. S. Nagarajan, Short Biographies of Krishnaraj Wodeyar, S. Radhakrishnan, C. F. Andrews, B. G. Tilak, an Swami Vivekananda
Short biographies at The Sanskrit Third Reader,
by T R krishnacharya especially for beginner students. Includes short biography of sImantinI, yAj~navalkya, pradyumna, parokShita, dhruva, pAravatI-parameshvara, gaNesha, subrahmaNya, gaNesha. The Sanskrit Fourth reader includes short biographies of prahlAda, nala, saubhari.
Short biographies Abhinava Jyotirdhara ( Builders Of Modern India) BB Purohit 1983 ( BVB) includes biographies of Swami Dayananda Saraswati, Ramakrishna, Lokamanya Tilak, Ravindranath Tagore, Svami Vivekananda, Mahatma Gandhi, Yogi Aravinda, Swami Ramatirths, Saradar Patel, Rajagopalacharya, S. Radhakrishna, Jawaharalal Nehru, Shri K. Munshi, Lalbahaddur Shastri.
subhAShacharitam - Pandit Trigunanand Shukla, depicting the
contribution of Subhas Chandra Bose to the freedom-movement of India.
subhAShacharitam - Smt. Mithilesh Mishra
subhAShacharitam - Vishwanath Chhatre, is a Mahakavya containing ten
cantos.
Subhashacharitam - Dharmavir Kumar Shastri
tulasidAsaH - Smt. Mithilesh Mishra
yishucharitam - Vaneshwar Pathak, (a Sanskrit teacher under the Ranchi
University,) (1989) is a translation of the new testament
bhAratanetRiprakAsham - Pandit Ramadin Pandey,
contains 110 verses
which describes the life and contribution of the leaders of
freedom movement, such as Gandhi, Rajendra Prasad,
Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Subhas Chandra
Bose, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Lala Lajpat Rai, Chittaranjan Das,
Madan Mohan Malaviya, Lal Bahadur Shastri and the like.
navabhAratanirmAtAraH - Pandit Badarinath Shastri,
, in prose and verses, (1971), it describes
twelve leaders such as Raja Rammohan Rai, Dayanand
Saraswati, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Jagadish Chandra Bose,
Gandhi, Sardar Patel, Rajendra Prasad, Jawaharlal Nehru,
Subhas Chandra Bose, etc.
Ramacharitam - K. P. Narayana Pisharoti, Elaya Tampuran, Kochunni Tampuran (40 cantos)
viShudhanabicharitam - K.S. Nilakantan Unni, on the life and teachings of the Prophet Mohammad, expounding teachings of the Islam
shrIshAradAdevIcharitasangraha - Devaki Menon (short work)
on the life and teachings of Sharada Devi
(Sriramakrishna Asramam, Madras, 1978);
Bhaktasimhacarita by Svayam Prakash Sharma. A biographical mahAkAvya
of Bhagat Singh. It contains seven cantos and 411 verses
Bharatendu by C.V. Vasudeva Bhattathiri. A biographical Mahakavya
dealing with the life history of Mahathma Gandhi. It contains twelve
cantos and 784 verses.
Bharatiyasvatantryodaya by Visvanatha Kesavachatre is a Mahakavya
in six cantos and 403 verses. The important events in the history of
India's freedom movement beginning from the years 1857 to 1948 are
beautifully depicted in this Mahakavya.
Gandhibandhava by Jayarama Shastri is a Mahakavya that contains
twenty two cantos. It deals with the activities of Mahathma
Gandhi and other national leaders in Indian freedom movement and its
impact on the international scenario.
Gandhigatha by Acharya Madhukara Shastri is a prominent Mahakavya
which portrays the biography of Mahathma Gandhi. This mahakavya
has two parts and contains about 350 verses.
Gandhigita by Sreenivasa Tada Patrikar is a Mahakavya written
in the style of Bhagavatgita. It spreads in eighteen chapters,
detailing the views of Gandhi and the non-violence movement and
consequent Satyagraha agitations in the leadership of Gandhiji in
order to throw out the conquerers who were responsible for the pathetic
situation of mother India.
Gandhigaurava by Siva Govind Tripati contains 680 verses in eight
cantos. Even though this Mahakavya depicts the biography of
Mahathma Gandhi the author also finds space for the discussion of
patriotic devotion Svadesabhimana and national unity.
Indiragandhicarita by Satyavrata Shastri is a Mahakavya, a biography
of Indira Gandhi. It contains twenty five cantos and 879 verses.
The author was
Javaharchintana by Sree Rama Velankar is divided into two parts,
namely Purva Javahar and Uttara Javahar. This Kavya includes the
life history, the view points and other effective activities of
Jawaharlal Nehru.
Javaharjyoti, Mahakavya by Raghunatha Prasad Caturvedi reveals
the life history of Jawaharlal Nehru in twenty one cantos.
A complete account of the life of Nehru from the date of his birth till
death is described in this Mahakavya.
Javaharvasantasamrajya by Prof Jayarama Shastri is a Mahakavya
that contains seven cantos and 400 verses. It deals with the valuable
contribution of our great freedom fighters. It depicts the life
history and contributions of our great leaders like Mahatma
Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Vallabhai Patel, Rajagopalachari
and others who ultimately sacrificed their entire life itself for the
freedom struggle.
Jhansishvaricharita by Subodha Chandra Panth is a Mahakavya in
twenty two cantos containing 1477 verses. The story of Jhansi Rani
is described in the Mahakavya.
Keralodaya by Dr. K.N. Ezhuthacchan is a Mahakavya in twenty one
cantos with nearly 2500 verses, dealing with the entire history
of Kerala, political, social and cultural against the background
of South Indian history. It is divided into five Manijaris.
Keralodaya depicted also the beginning of the British period in India,
the freedom struggle, Gandhiji's life and mission, socio-religious
changes in Kerala, the Second World War, Quit India Movement and the
activities of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Bala Gangadhara Tilak etc.
Mahatmagandhicarita by Swami Bhagavatacarya is a Mahakavya
containing seventy five cantos 5511 verses. It is divided into
three parts entitled as 'Bharata Parijata', 'Parijatapahara' and
'Parijata Saurabha'. 'Bharata Parijata' is divided into twenty five
cantos and 1814 verses, 'Parijatapahara' is divided into twenty nine
cantos and 2025 verses and the 'Parijata Saurabha' is divided into
twenty one cantos and 1672 verses.
Navabharata by Muthukulam Sreedhar is a biographical Mahakavya
in eighteen cantos and 1300 verses. It deals with the biography
of Jawaharlal Nehru against the background of the Indian freedom
stmggle. In addition to the life of Mahathma Gandhi, the conference of
the leaders of the freedom struggle of Amritsar, Svadesi movement and
boycott movement, Second world war, formation of INA by Subhash
Chandra Bose, the partition of India are narrated.
The Satyagrahagita by Pandita Kshama Rao, who also wrote the
popular Mahakavya Svarajyavijaya, contains 669 verses in eighteen
chapters. It portrays a true picture of Satyagraha-oriented
agitations practised and followed by Mahathma Gandhi.
Svarajyavijaya by Dvijendranatha Sastri is a Mahakavya which
spreads in twenty cantos and details the complete picturization
of India.
Svarajyavijaya by Pandita Kshama Rao is a Mahakavya in fifty four
cantos. The theme of the Mahakavya is the freedom movement in
India under the leadership of Mahathma Gandhi.
Tilakayasornava by Madhava Srihari Ane is a Mahakavya in eighty
five Tarang (cantos) and 10712 verses. It is a sea of fame of Bala
Gangadhara Tilak,
Uttarasatyagrahagita by Pandita Kshama Rao contains 1999 verses
in forty seven chapters. It is considered as the continuation of
Satyagrahagita also written by the same poetess. The language used in
the Kavya to describe the various Satyagraha agitations organised
by Mahathma Gandhi during 1931-1944.
Visalabharata by Shyamavama Dvivedi is a Mahakavya in ten cantos.
It is a biographical Mahakavya dealing with the life history of
Jawaharlal Nehru.
Gandhicarita of Brahmananda Sukla is a Khandakavya containing
112 verses. It narrates a complete but comprehensive biography of
Mahathma Gandhi.
Gandhigaurava of Ramesh Chandra Sukla is a Khandakavya
containing 125 verses. It contains a detail description of the
activities of Mahathma Gandhi. Through the Kavya, the poet also expresses
his respect towards those great leaders like Netaji Subhash Chandra
Bose, Sardar Vallabhai Patel, Bhagath Singh, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru,
Madan Mohan Malavya, Rajendra Prasad and Sarojini Naidu.
Javahartarangini or Bharataratna of Sreedhar Bhaskar Vamekar
is a Khandakavya in 102 verses.
Lalbahadursastricarita of Ramesh Chandra Sukla is a Khandakavya
that contains 183 verses. Lai Bahadur Sastri is the main
character of this Kavya.
Maharajni Jhansi Laksmibhai by Gopala Krishna Bhatt contains
255 poems. The centre theme of the Kavya is the life history of
Jhansi Rani. The Kavya depicts Jhansi Rani as a 'Svatantrya
Sangrama Devata', 'Svatantrya Samprapta Phalabija' etc.
Svatantrabharata of Balakrishna Bhatt contains 1048 erses.
It is divided into two parts namely Purvapithika and Uttarapithika.
The book contains the details of ancient Hindu rulers, the ill fate of
foreigners after their arrival, the conquest of hidia by Britishers
followed by the freedom struggle and the contributions by Balagangadhara
Tilak, Mahathma Gandhi, Subhash Chandra Bose, Sardar Vallabhai Patel,
Azad, Madan Mohan Malavya, Shastri and Jawaharlal Nehru made in
the freedom struggle, the resultant achievement of freedom and the
partition of India.
Krantiyuddha by Vasudeva Sastri Bage Vatikar depicts the story of
Lidian freedom struggle during the period of 1857. The stories of
the war heroes of freedom struggle such as Tantia Toppy, Nana
Sahib Peshwa, Jhansi Rani and many others who sacrificed their life for
the nation.
Lokamanyatilakacharita by Krishna Sharma Chitale is divided into
twenty Parvas. The life history of Bala Gangadhara Tilak is described
in this book.
Bharatarastraratna of Yajneswara Shastri is a collection
of minor Kavyas. It is written in a manner of story-oriented
description of the contributions of great leaders like Jhansi Rani,
Dayananda Saraswati, Bala Gangadhara Tilak, Madan Mohan Malavya,
Mahathma Gandhi, Sardar Vallabhai Patel, Lala Lajpat Ray, Khan
Abdul Gaffar Khan, Sarojini Naidu, V.V. Giri, Lai Bahadur Shastri,
Lidira Gandhi etc. It contains twenty one poems and 445 verses.
Javaharjivana of Ramasaran Sastri is a Kavya written in praise of
Jawaharlal Nehru. It is divided into twenty one titles. It consists
of the life and education of Nehru prior to independence as well
as after independence.
Puspanjali of Acarya Deepankar is a Kavya which contains
128 verses. It is written as a tribute to Mahathma Gandhi on
his 125 birth anniversary.
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