-
scope of acting. The
narrator or
professional storytellers who
recited Akhyanas were
called Manabhatt or Gagaria-bhatt. They set
poetry to
musical tunes...
- for his
Akhyana compositions. He was born in 1636 at
Vadodara in the
caste of the
Nandora Chaturvanshi Brahmins. In
colophons of his
Akhyanas, he remarked...
-
Nakar was a 16th-century
Gujarati poet from
Gujarat who
wrote several Akhyanas. Very
little is
known about his life as his
verses are the only
source regarding...
-
ancient non-Vedic
Hindu literature called Gatha, Narashansi, Itihasa, and
Akhyana (songs, legends, epics, and stories). In the
history of
Indian literature...
- Guwaliar-namas). Two
notable Guwaliar-namas
include Gopachala-
Akhyana and Qulyat-i-Guwaliari. The Gopachala-
Akhyana of
Khadagrai exists in
several different m****cripts...
- are a
light form of song and
music pla****
during marriages.
Bhavai and
Akhyana are folk
musical theatre performed in Gujarat.
classical musicians and...
-
certain hymns of the Ṛgveda (which
contain dialogues), as well as the
Ākhyānas (ballads), Itihāsas ('traditional
accounts of past events') and the Purāṇas...
-
included the
story of
Samprati in his
commentary to the
Treasury of
Stories (
Akhyana Manikosha). In 1204, Malayaprabhasuri, a
disciple of
Manatungasuri of the...
-
verses and
postcanonical prose points to the old
Indian narrative form of
ākhyāna,
which has a
fixed wording of the
stanzas only,
whereas the
actual story...
-
Narzary (Bodo
Tribal Dance, ****am) 1983 –
Dharmiklal Chunilal Pandya (
Akhyana),
Gujarat 1983 –
Lalit Chandra Ojha (O****ali and
Deodhani Dances, ****am)...
