Pt. Shyamnarayan Pandey Granthawali (Set of Volumes 1, 2, 3 & 4)

Pandit Shyamnarayan Pandeys Granthavali, from the awakening of the dormant consciousness of the past to the present-day landscape, brings the present-day landscape face to face with its ancient and modern roots. This is an attempt to present to todays readers the powerful and inspiring voice of the great poet Pandit Shyamnarayan Pandey, who, through his writing and oral tradition, resonated with his words and sound throughout the ten directions of his time and unbroken chronology.This is an attempt to synthesize the essence of the modern ornament of power by unifying his ten endangered works in four volumes. It is an attempt to unify the narrative from ancient times to modern times, from the elevation of life to the bondage of subjugation, from the mind striving for liberation to the surrender of a simple mind. It is our great fortune to create the saga of his ideals and his arduous life struggles, and to reassemble these endangered pages of Hindi literature and preserve them in the form of a Granthavali.Pt. Shyamnarayan Pandey Born: Shravan Krishna 6, Dumraon (Mau), Uttar Pradesh, 1907.The great poet Pt. Shyamnarayan Pandey is known as one of the finest authors of heroic poetry in modern Hindi literature. After the great poet Bhushan, if anyones poetry offers such a vibrant expression of heroic sentiment, it is Pt. Shyamnarayan Pandey. He is called the jewel of the modern age. His name is inscribed in golden letters as an unparalleled exponent of Indian valor, with a Dwivedi-era perspective. As the author of dozens of books like Haldi Ghati and Jauhar, he has earned immense renown in the written and oral tradition of Hindi literature. His fearless and outspoken writings on Indian valor, from Sanatan culture to Aryan Hinduism, from ancient, medieval, and modern times, are a treasure trove for Hindi literature.Works: Two Heroes of Treta, Haldighati, Jauhar, Aarti, Jai Hanuman, Goravadh, Shivaji, Balivadh, Vashishtha, Parashuram. Translated Works: Kumarasambhava (up to the seventh canto). Representative Collection: Modern Poets.Awards: Dev Award (Haldighati), Dwivedi Award (Jauhar), State Award (Jai Hanuman and Shivaji).Death to: January 26, 1989.