- The
Chandimangal (Bengali: চণ্ডীমঙ্গল) is an
important subgenre of mangalkavya, the most
significant genre of
medieval Bengali literature. The
texts belonging...
- 16th-century
Bengali poet who is best
known for
writing the epic poem
Chandimangal,
which is
considered one of the most
prominent works of Mangalkavya,...
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performing other tasks besides carpentry in
ancient times. A
stanza from
Chandimangal notes them
puffing and
frying rice, as well as painting. Agricultural...
- made, and the
tradition of Mangalkāvya
flourished with
Manasamangal and
Chandimangal. In the
Chaitanya Era (16th-17th century), the
later Vaishnava Poetry...
- the
Pitha in this list. In the non-scripture 16th
century Bengali work
Chandimangal,
Mukundaram lists nine
Pithas in the Daksha-yajna-bhanga section. Varanasi...
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Purana (10th century),
Durgabhaktitarangini (Vidyapati 15th century),
Chandimangal (16th century) etc.
Widely celebrated Hindu festival Navaratri is in...
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Kalikata was also
found to be
mentioned in
Mukundaram Chakrabarti's
Chandimangal (1594),
Todar Mal's taxation-list in 1596 and
Krishnaram Das's Kalikamangal...
- (located in Koteshwar). In the non-scripture 16th
century Bengali work
Chandimangal,
Mukundaram lists nine
Pithas in the Daksha-yajna-bhanga section. Hinglaja...
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Earliest poet of the
Chandimangal kavya Dwija Madhab or
Madhabacharya c. 16th
century One of the most
significant contributor to
Chandimangal kavya tradition...
- that no
mention of the town is
found in
medieval Bengali texts like
Chandimangal and
Manasamangal Kāvya.
Historians are of the
opinion that the French...
