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July 11, 2024Rocznik Orientalistyczny/Yearbook of Oriental Studies

The Transition of Nagaravarṇana in Brajbhasha Literature. Exploring Genre and Patronage in the Eighteenth Century

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PBPiotr BorekJagiellonian University

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Implication

This analysis explores the transformation of nagaravarṇana in Brajbhasha literature, indicating evolving patronage relationships.

Key Points

  • The transition of nagaravarṇana reflects a shift in literary genre within courtly poetry.
  • Poems by Somnāth show the blend of Sanskrit poetics with Persian literary practices.
  • Literary examination occurs in the context of the Jat rulers' patronage during the mid-18th century period in India, with evolving cultural narratives in play in Brajbhasha literature that were influenced by neighboring regions and practices, highlighting the importance of cross-cultural interactions in shaping literary development, especially amid shifting forms of artistic patronage.

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Piotr Borek (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e60ac3b6db64358759dd6ahttps://doi.org/10.24425/ro.2024.150678
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