Biography of Chhatesawami:
Chhatesawami was an Indian poet and a devotee of Lord Krishna. He was born in 1515 in Mathura, India, to a family of Chaturvedi Brahmins. He is known for his contributions to the Ashtachhap poetry, which describes various leelas of Lord Krishna. Chhatesawami was one of the eight poets in the Ashtachhap group. He was also the priest of Birbal, a famous courtier of Emperor Akbar. Chhatesawami was a skilled poet and musician, and his works are still popular among devotees of Lord Krishna.
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Chhatesawami is one of the eight poets (Ashtchap Poet). Who described the various leelas of Lord Shri Krishna in his posts. He was born in 1515 AD. Chaturvedi of Mathura was a Brahmin. There was hostage and pandagiri in the house. It is famous that they were priests of Birbal. Due to being a panda, earlier this was a very arrogant and upright man.
According to the talks of Shri Gokulnath (famous teacher of famous Pushtmarg, 1608 V.), according to the talk of two hundred and fifty Vaishnavites, the devotees of Ashtchap, and who have no equal distinction in Guru Govind, "Shrimadallabhacharya" (No.13535 v. ) Second son of b. Mr. Vittal Nath was a disciple of G (J. 1535 v.). The birth was approximately in a prosperous family of Mathur Chaturvedi Brahmin in the "Mathura" yatra Sanyihio Hari: (Shrimad Bhagavat: 10.1.28), around 1572 v. In the poets of Ashtchap, Chhatesawami was one such person who spent a lifetime of life and lived in his own house and served Shri Kirtan of Shrinathji.
Chhateswami was a good Sukhoi, accomplished musician and greedy person. According to "Sanprplaalaluduram", this time (1592 v.) Was to settle in the rich form of Goswami Shri Vitthal Nath in the newly settled "Gokul" village and from Mathurapuri, to decorate the mundane forms and beautiful principles of selfishness. One day after listening to many exaggerative things for Mr. Goswami in Mathura and taking their examinations, one day Chhatesawami, with two or four associates, who called Gunda in the "talk", reached Gokul and seated companions alone, And the little coconut went there where Goswami Vithalnath ji spoke with his eldest son Giridhar ji (v. 1597 v.) Regarding self-interest intercourse Were staying. Chhitu Goswami was stunned after seeing the spectacular appearance of Giridhar ji and began to think in his mind, "A big mistake that came here in a pretext to tempt you to take the test." Hey, these are the perfect Purushottam - "Jay Tei, Tei, Ai Kachu Do not doubt "(part of a verse of Chhatesawami), therefore I am condemned. Do you come here to do unrighteousness? Chhathu Chaubey was thus regretting the mind that suddenly Goswami ji kept them Seeing standing near the door without knowing any earlier life, "Hey, Chhataswami ji, why stand outside, come in, let me in." Chitun Chaubey, thus listening to his mindless name also became more fluid and immediately went in. Both hands By adding and applying prostration, "Jairaj, Leo in Moi Saran, I have come here in my mind, I have come here to you.
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