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No. 91. JUGALA PRASAD Chaube wrote Rama-charita dohavali when he was suffering from a severe pain. He writes his name both as Jugala-prasada and Ganga-prasāda. His time is unknown.
No. 92. KABİRADĀSA, flourished in Saka 1397 which is equal to 1475 A.D. He was a Julähä disciple of Ramananda, the great Vaishnava reformer and himself a famous reformer of the same school. He was a distinguished poot. There is some difference of opinion as to the exact year of his birth and death. Many works of his have been noticed in the S. R. of 1901, 1902, 1906-08 and 1909-11. But Bicharamālā, Kabira-Pañji and Viveka-sagara noticed in this search do not find a mention in them. The book Jñana-tilaka attributed to Ramananda Kabira should apparently be read as done by Ramanandi-Kabira. The Misra Bandhus testify to the existence of a book of the same name by Kabira in the Chhatarpur State library.
No. 93. KALĀNIDHI or Sri Krishna. Eight of his works have been noticed this time. Some were written for Mahārāja Kumāra Pratapa Simha, viz., three Kāṇḍas of Valmiki Rāmāyaṇa and its Sūchanikā, Śringāra-rasa-mādhuri and Vritta-chandrika, Nava Sai and Samasya-purti. Others were written in honour of Rão Budha Simha of Bundi. The rest are independent works dedicated to nobody. His poetry is of a high order. The time of the poet is given in one work as 1712 A.D. It may be noticed here that the Samasya-purti being a collection of unconnected verses may contain some, which were done by other poets bearing the same name. For instance the Kavitta referring to the change of habits by adoption of coat and pant, and a "Damn Suar does not appear to be the composition of the author of Śringāra-sara-mādhuri.
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No. 94. KAMALA NĀRĀYAŅA, son of Kasirama, a Saksena Kayastha, translated in verses a Sanskrit book on.
