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Brahmins, and thus applied with a gold stick the chadoos on the Brahmins and the Brahmins could not deny that due to fear of raj danda (punishment by king's men)as he was the dewan of the then king. Since all the Brahmins on that occasion were very much ardent in vedant philosophy, it hurt them so much that on the same day at noon on the bank of Kusumi river, the 108 Brahmins chanted the bramha gayatri (principal gayatri mantra) with tears rolling from their eyes due to that great insult. All of a sudden a great lightning appeared on the cloud and burst upon Jadumani's only son Bhartuhari and he died on the moment. Jadumani later repented on that event of insulting Brahmins and went to
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Himself laughing, and blessed him to be a humorist poet from that day and he can write poems instantly without any imagination and thinking at any place, not only restricted to study rooms as poets usually do to write poems. It is also said that as he used the bamboo mat usually left by a dead person's family members at samshan (
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Hayagriba mantra, for that reason (chanting of Hayagriba mantra sitting on bamboo seat is prohibited in tantra shastra, and thus results with negative effects—poverty) he was poor throughout the life even though he was the
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and anecdotes of his wit and practical jokes are also popular. Though he does not have a complete work to his credit as a humorist, some 100 short and witty compositions have remained in circulation and part of oral folklore, they were collected as
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857:Kabichandra
829:Kabichandra
735:Ananta Dasa
703:Bachha Dasa
657:Instruments
213:in present
73:2 July 1866
1342:Categories
1317:Dasakathia
1231:Usabhilasa
1000:Banikantha
971:Prabhupada
779:Kabisurjya
639:Charyapada
459:2014-02-13
430:References
309:riti kavya
51:1781-01-08
1087:Bina Debi
869:Treatises
688:Composers
224:cremation
197:Biography
133:Mohapatra
1102:Suramani
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698:Jayadeva
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674:Khanjani
614:Chautisa
411:, Dist.
393:, Dist.
245:riti-kal
201:Born at
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191:Odisha
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154:Odia:
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