Vidyadhar Shastri

Vidyadhar Shastri (1901-19 83) was a Sanskrit poet and scholar of Sanskrit and Hindi languages. You were born in Churu city of Rajasthan. You had passed the examination of Shastri from Punjab University (Lahore) at the age of sixteen. From Agra University (present day Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University) you have achieved success in the Sanskrit Art Thematic Exam. During the teaching work and academic efforts, you have lived in Bikaner city. In 1962, the President of India was honored with the title of Vidyavashaspati.

family background

Vidyadhar Shastri was the grandson of the well-known language worker, Harnamadatta Shastri. Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner principality had appointed your father Vidyavachapati Devi Prasad Shastri as Raj Pandit. Historian Dashrath Sharma and Justice Bhanu Prakash Sharma were their younger brothers. Your eldest son Divakar Sharma was also a Sanskrit scholar and younger son Girija Shankar Sharma is a historian and scholar of Hindi and Rajasthani languages. Educational appointments In 1928 you were appointed as a Sanskrit lecturer at Dungar College (Bikaner), in 1936, you became the Chairman of the Sanskrit Department. After retiring from Dungar College in 1956, you were the President of the Sanskrit Department at Hiralal Barshani College (Aligarh). In 1958, you established Hindi Vishwa Bharti (Bikaner) to promote Sanskrit, Hindi and Rajasthani literature. You have led this institution for life. Disciple class

Apart from being a Guru of Bikaner's royalty, Shastri inspired many students. The names of these students include Narottam Das Swamy, Dr. Brahmanand Sharma, Shri Kashiram Sharma, Smt. Krishna Mehta and Shri Rawat Saraswat. Authorship

Sanskrit epic, Harnammirtam is not only the life of the grandmother, but also the liberal thinking of pacifist scholars. Epic readers are motivated to dedicate themselves to the cause of worldly welfare. In the epic Worldwomen, the poet addresses the impact of modernization and the 1969 Chandra campaign. In Vikramabhinandam, poet has portrayed Indian cultural traditions during the reign of Chandragupta Vikramaditya. Adi Shankar, Rani Padmini, Rana Pratap, Guru Gobind Singh, Shivaji etc. are the memories of the great men. Vignettes are a request to the public to reflect on their unrestrained behavior. Money is a satirical poem. The protagonist of Matth Lahri is a mediator (alcoholic) who assures everyone of the freedom from the bondage of society in the tavern. Ananda Mandakini Matthi is a supplement to the capricious. Here the alcoholic's partner controls him, that the time spent in drinking will be irrelevant. Himadri Mahatyam Madan Mohan Malviya was written in the year of centenary celebrations. That same year, China invaded India. In the poem, Madan Mohan Malaviya, appealing to all Indians to protect the Himalayas, do not forget the importance of the Himalayas. Shakuntala Vignanam Kalidas is a commentary on the drama Abhigyan Shakuntalam, according to the poet, the power of love is shown in the play according to the poet.

Shiv Pushpani was published in 1915, this is the primary publication of the poet. In this the poet has used many verses and the style of Ghazal and Qawwali is also used. Sun Prakan and Shiva Pushpanjali were published along with this, many verses are also used in this composition. In Leela Lahiri, the poet introduces the reader with all the branches of Indian philosophy but considers Advaita as the prime. Full moon

Sanskrit drama Puranandam is based on a famous folk tale. Nayak Purnalam is born in Shilkot's prince form of the city. Due to unfavorable planets, the king has to send him out of the castle for sixteen years. In this interval, the king marries a young woman named Navana. When Purnamal reaches the palace, Navna becomes enamored with it. When Purnalam refuses Navna, then Navna gives him the death sentence from Raja. The perpetrator (hangman) fall in the jungle to the fullmill in the well and return to the king. Guru Gorakhnath and his disciple take their shelter from the well to save the fullmill. After receiving the education, Sultkot returns to the knowledge of Purnaal Guru. The old king rises with fullmill on the chest and roars. Guru Gorakhnath appears due to the prayer of Mata Akshara of Purnalam. Guru Gorakhnath becomes disciple after ordering his disciple Purnal till the son of Navna is not eligible. In this play, the superiority of spiritual life has been expressed from physical life. Major honors List of holy books Sanskrit epics Sanskrit poems Eulogy Sanskrit drama ChampuKavya (Chapu Kavya contains prose and verse mixed) Book collection Edited source material

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