- in
Indian classical dances.
Every night in the
Jagannatha temple, the
Gitagovinda of
Jayadeva is sung in the
style of
Odissi music, a
tradition that has...
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family but the date and
place of Jayadeva's
birth is uncertain. The
Gitagovinda suggests that he was born in the "Kindubilva" village.
Scholars have...
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birthplace of the twelfth-century
Sanskrit poet Jayadeva,
author of the
Gitagovinda, has been disputed, with the
neighboring states of Odisha, West Bengal...
- ISBN 978-93-5305-361-1.
Ramnarace 2014. Love Song of the Dark Lord: Jayadeva's
Gītagovinda 1977.
Archer 2004, 5.2 The Gita Govinda.
Datta 1988, pp. 1414–1423. "श्रीराधोपनिषत्...
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original form of Lord or the same as the
concept of
Brahman in Hinduism.
Gitagovinda of
Jayadeva considers Krishna to be the
supreme lord
while the ten incarnations...
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traditions regard him as the
eighth avatar of Vishnu, with Jayadeva’s
Gitagovinda (c.1200) "incorporat[ing]
Balarama into the pantheon" as the
ninth of...
- in
Hawley &
Wulff 1982, p. 2 Love Song of the Dark Lord: Jayadeva's
Gītagovinda 1977.
Archer 2004, The Gita Govinda. Miller,
Barbara Stoler in Hawley...
- to have sung the
Gitagovinda every night in the
temple of Jagannatha, the
central deity of Odisha. The
tradition of
singing Gitagovinda during Jagannatha's...
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Every night during the
Badasinghara or the last
ritual of the deity, the
Gitagovinda of
Jayadeva is sung, set to
traditional Odissi ragas & talas. This tradition...
- he was
encouraged to
collect detailed information about singers of
Gitagovinda of
different states. He used to
visit Shri
Jagannath Temple, Puri for...
