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Jain Uses of Citrakāvya and Multiple-Language Hymns in Late Medieval India: Situating the Laghukāvya Hymns of Jinaprabhasūri in the 'Assembly of Poets'.

The article discusses use of Citrakāvya and Multiple-Language Hymns in Late Medieval India by Jains and situating the Laghukāvya hymns of Jain monk Jinaprabhasūri. It mentions the public recitation of stotra poetry was part of a larger discussion between Hindu, Jain, and Muslim poets. It also mentio...

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Published in:International Journal of Hindu Studies Vol. 20; no. 3; pp. 309 - 338
Main Author: Vose, Steven
Format: Article
Published: Springer Nature Dec2016
Subjects:
Hindu hymns
Indic literature
Jains
Monks
Poets
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