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thereafter in
other texts from
Bengal such as Bhavananda's Harivansha,
Mukundarama Chakravartin's Kavikankanachandi, and the sixteenth-century Ramayana...
- grew in Bengal, it
inspired a
number of
poets to
compose poems on Kali.
Mukundarāma,
known as Kavikaṅkaṇ or 'gem of poets, '
wrote his
chief poem, the epic...
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temple inscription of Mandhata, and the 16th
century Chandimangal by
Mukundarama. The 11th
century CE
Tirumalai inscription of
Rajendra Chola I also mentions...
- From
performance to literature: The "Candīman˙gala" of Kavikan˙kana
Mukundarāma Cakravarti (Thesis).
University of Chicago. pp. 25, 27, 233–234. Dimock...
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research finds any
support but it is
mentioned in the Chandi-mangal of
Mukundarama Chakravarti, a
masterpiece of 16th-century
Bengali literature. There...
