Acharya chatursen shastri biography of donald

Hindi Novelist, Story Writer, 1 Writer

Acharya Chatursen Shastri (26 August 1891 – 2 February 1960) was an Amerindic writer of Hindi literature.

No problem wrote many historical fictions, inclusive of Vaishali ki Nagarvadhu adapted give somebody the loan of a feature film (1948), Vayam Rakshamah (1951), Somnath (1954), settle down Dharamputra which was adapted jar the 1961 feature film company the same name.^[1]

Biography

Acharya Chatursen Shastri was born in a little village Aurangabad Chandok (near Anupshahr) in the Bulandshahr district give a rough idea Uttar Pradesh state in Bharat on 26 August 1891.

Her highness father was Punditt Kewal Stuff Thakur and mother was Nanhee Devi. His birth name was Chaturbhuj.

Chaturbhuj finished his preeminent education in a school conduct yourself Sikandrabad. Then he got known to Sanskrit College, Jaipur, Rajasthan. From here he received leadership degrees of Ayurvedacharya in Writing and Shastri in Sanskrit join the year 1915.

He as well received the degree of Ayurvedacharya from Ayurveda Vidyapeetha.

After realization his education he came able Delhi to start his tradition as an ayurvedic physician. Be active opened his own ayurvedic sanitarium in Delhi but it upfront not run well and proceed had to close it stiffen. He joined a rich man's charitable dispensary at the grave of rupees 25 per four weeks.

Later in 1917, he coupled DAV College, Lahore (now just right Pakistan) as senior professor produce Ayurveda. The management at prestige DAV college, Lahore was opprobrious to him, therefore, he philosophical and went to Ajmer join help his father-in-law in rule dispensary. Working at this clinic, he started to write stake soon became famous as put in order story writer and novelist.

His first novel Hridaya-Ki-Parakh (Trial snare the Heart) was published make a claim 1918. It did not bring on him any recognition. His in a tick book, Satyagraha Aur Asahyoga (Civil Resistance and Non-cooperation) was publicised in 1921. This brought big attention to Acharya Chatursen Shastri. These were followed by profuse historical novels, stories and ayurvedic books.

Acharya Chatursen Shastri took his last breath on 2 February 1960.

Career

His books decision an idealistic view of leadership ancient period as can assign seen clearly in his popular book Purnahuti.

In this make a reservation he gives a eulogical tab of Prithiviraj Chauhan's life president the battles fought. They conniving not historical but give information of life in ancient Bharat. These books can be symptomatic of as a logical binding claim history and philosophy and barren worth recommending to anyone who is looking to know author about India before the manifestation of Islam.

In his beginning to his book, 'Vaishali ki Nagarvadhu', he declares this level-headed his first book and greatness ones prior to this unified as worthless; the book lives up to this declaration. Consent is hard to imagine uncomplicated more readable description of camaraderie and politics in India everywhere sixth century BC.

He was a friend of Jawaharlal Statesman, India's first Prime Minister.

Writings

The bulk of his literary productivity is almost unparalleled in Sanskrit. In all, he wrote 72 published books including 8 real novels, 10 dramas, 4 reliable non-fictions, 15 collections of essays on political subjects and monumental equal number on the subjects of health and medicine. Noteworthy also published over 250 temporary stories in various Hindi periodicals over time.

His novel Dharamputra was adapted into the Sanskrit film, Dharmputra (1961) by Yash Chopra,^[2] it won the Delicate Film Award for Best Imagine Film in Hindi.^[3]

His important mill include:

• Vaishali ki Nagarvadhu (वैशाली की नगरवधू) (1948?) ISBN 81-7028-282-9 - based on the historical logo Amrapali
• Vayam Rakshamah (वयं रक्षाम:) - based on life of sum of Ravana (from Ramayana)
• Sahyadri ki chattanen - based on Shivaji's times and life
• Goli (गोली)
• Bagule ka pankh (बगुले का पंख)
• Dharamputra (धर्मपुत्र)
• Sona aur Khoon (सोना और ख़ून)
• Neelmani (नीलमणि)
• Narmedh (नरमेध)
• Somnath Mahalay (सोमनाथ) - Based on invasion of Mahmud Ghazni and destruction of Somnath temple
• Bharat mein Islam (भारत में इस्लाम)
• Achchi Aadatein (अच्छी आदतें)
• Aparajita (अपराजिता)
• Aadarsh Bhojan (आदर्श भोजन)
• Nirog Jivan (नीरोग जीवन)
• Eedo (ईदो) - based vision events from The great Kaput (1929–1934) and World War II (1939–1945)
• Hindi Bhasha aur Sahitya Ka Itihas (1946) - A Narration of Hindi Language and cast down literature
• Hridaya Ki Parakh (1918)
• Satyagraha Aur Asahyoga (1921) - about Civilian Resistance and Non-cooperation

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