Poetry of Kings: The Classical Hindi Literature of Mughal India

2011-10-07book120 citationsclosed

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Classical Studies and Philology South Asian Studies and Diaspora

Abstract

Note on Transliteration and other Textual Conventions Introduction: A Forgetting of Things Past Chapter 1. Keshavdas of Orchha Chapter 2. The Aesthetic World of Riti Poetry Chapter 3. Riti Intellectuals Chapter 4. Riti Literature at the Mughal Court Chapter 5. Riti Literature in Greater Hindustan Chapter 6. The Fate of Riti Literature in Colonial India Conclusion Glossary Bibliography

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