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Mahipati was born in A.D 1715 at Taharabad, in the Rahruri subdivision, about 35 miles from Ahmadnagar in the Bombay Presidency. He wrote the lives of the saints in the Marathi language. His authorities were principally [[Nabhaji]] and [[Uddava Chiddghan]]. He has himself given the Shaka year 1696 (A.D 1774) as the date of completion of his [[Bhakta Lilamrita]]. He | Mahipati was born in A.D 1715 at Taharabad, in the Rahruri subdivision, about 35 miles from Ahmadnagar in the Bombay Presidency. He wrote the lives of the saints in the Marathi language. His authorities were principally [[Nabhaji]] and [[Uddava Chiddghan]]. He has himself given the Shaka year 1696 (A.D 1774) as the date of completion of his [[Bhakta Lilamrita]]. He died in A.D 1790. | ||
His other major works include: | His other major works include: | ||
Revision as of 04:54, 3 May 2005
Mahipati was born in A.D 1715 at Taharabad, in the Rahruri subdivision, about 35 miles from Ahmadnagar in the Bombay Presidency. He wrote the lives of the saints in the Marathi language. His authorities were principally Nabhaji and Uddava Chiddghan. He has himself given the Shaka year 1696 (A.D 1774) as the date of completion of his Bhakta Lilamrita. He died in A.D 1790.
His other major works include:
- Santa Lilamrita (A.D 1757)
- Bhakta Vijaya (A.D 1762)
- Katha Saramrita (A.D 1765)
- Bhakta Lilmrita (A.D 1774)
- Santa Vijaya (A.D 1774)
References
- Macauliffe, M.A (1909). The Sikh Religion: Its Gurus Sacred Writings and Authors. Low Price Publications. ISBN 8175361328.
