Hymns to sacred rivers and holy places (Nadī- and Tīrthalaharīkāvya)

Lyric hymns and laharī poems in praise of the Gaṅgā, Yamunā, Sarayū, and sacred cities such as Kāśī, exemplified by Jagannātha Paṇḍitarāja's Gaṅgālaharī and Amṛtalaharī.

Contents

9 works, 2 readable

Words

1,531

Main works

• Gangalahari (Gaṅgālaharī) — Sanskrit; 1655 CE
• Amritalahari (Amṛtalaharī) — Sanskrit; 1674 CE; partly digitised

Contents (9)

• Gangalahari (Gaṅgālaharī) — Sanskrit; 1655 CE; Jagannātha Paṇḍitarāja
• Amritalahari (Amṛtalaharī) — Sanskrit; 1674 CE; Jagannātha; partly digitised
• Gangalaharishataka (Gaṅgālaharīśaṭaka) — Sanskrit; Lakṣmīnārāyaṇa Kavi; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Ashtakasarayu (Aṣṭakasarayū) — Sanskrit; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Gangadashaka (Gaṅgādaśaka) — Sanskrit; Sāmarāja Dīkṣita; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Gangalaharistotra (Gaṅgālaharīstotra) — Sanskrit; Bhaṭṭa Jagannātha; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Kacigita (Kācīgītā) — Sanskrit; Candradatta; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Kashyaryashtottarashata (Kāśyāryāṣṭottaraśata) — Sanskrit; Viśvāsa Rāya; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Virajashtaka (Virajāṣṭaka) — Sanskrit; catalogued, text not yet digitised