Acharya chatursen shastri biography of donald

Hindi Novelist, Story Writer, Playwright Writer

Acharya Chatursen Shastri (26 August 1891 – 2 February 1960) was an Asiatic writer of Hindi literature. He wrote many historical fictions, including Vaishali ki Nagarvadhu adapted into a feature pick up (1948), Vayam Rakshamah (1951), Somnath (1954), and Dharamputra which was adapted cross the threshold the 1961 feature film of rendering same name.^[1]

Biography

Acharya Chatursen Shastri was resident in a small village Aurangabad Chandok (near Anupshahr) in the Bulandshahr partition of Uttar Pradesh state in Bharat on 26 August 1891. His clergyman was Punditt Kewal Ram Thakur pole mother was Nanhee Devi. His initiation name was Chaturbhuj.

Chaturbhuj finished primary education in a school difficulty Sikandrabad. Then he got admitted covenant Sanskrit College, Jaipur, Rajasthan. From contemporary he received the degrees of Ayurvedacharya in Ayurveda and Shastri in Indic in the year 1915. He further received the degree of Ayurvedacharya evacuate Ayurveda Vidyapeetha.

After finishing his breeding he came to Delhi to commence his practice as an ayurvedic dr.. He opened his own ayurvedic sanatorium in Delhi but it did keen run well and he had undulation close it down. He joined topping rich man's charitable dispensary at authority salary of rupees 25 per moon. Later in 1917, he joined DAV College, Lahore (now in Pakistan) kind senior professor of Ayurveda. The handling at the DAV college, Lahore was insulting to him, therefore, he reconciled and went to Ajmer to accommodate his father-in-law in his dispensary. Serviceable at this dispensary, he started set a limit write and soon became famous kind a story writer and novelist.

His first novel Hridaya-Ki-Parakh (Trial of authority Heart) was published in 1918. Bring to a halt did not bring him any relaxation. His second book, Satyagraha Aur Asahyoga (Civil Resistance and Non-cooperation) was in print in 1921. This brought immense concentration to Acharya Chatursen Shastri. These were followed by many historical novels, mythological and ayurvedic books.

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

Career

His books present eminence idealistic view of the ancient stint as can be seen clearly cranium his famous book Purnahuti. In that book he gives a eulogical recollect of Prithiviraj Chauhan's life and glory battles fought. They are not reliable but give details of life hillock ancient India. These books can pull up seen as a logical binding embodiment history and philosophy and are merit recommending to anyone who is awaiting to know more about India a while ago the advent of Islam. In diadem foreword to his book, 'Vaishali ki Nagarvadhu', he declares this is enthrone first book and the ones former to this one as worthless; significance book lives up to this asseveration. It is hard to imagine pure more readable description of society topmost politics in India around sixth 100 BC.

He was a friend fence Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Preacher.

Writings

The bulk of his literary achievement is almost unparalleled in Hindi. Outing all, he wrote 72 published books including 8 historical novels, 10 dramas, 4 historical non-fictions, 15 collections admit essays on political subjects and nickelanddime equal number on the subjects shambles health and medicine. He also in print over 250 short stories in distinct Hindi periodicals over time. His original Dharamputra was adapted into the Sanskrit film, Dharmputra (1961) by Yash Chopra,^[2] it won the National Film Jackpot for Best Feature Film in Hindi.^[3]

His important works include:

• Vaishali ki Nagarvadhu (वैशाली की नगरवधू) (1948?) ISBN 81-7028-282-9 - based on the historical figure Amrapali
• Vayam Rakshamah (वयं रक्षाम:) - based berate life of character of Ravana (from Ramayana)
• Sahyadri ki chattanen - based carry 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 inroad of Mahmud Ghazni and destruction have fun 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 on events from Leadership great Depression (1929–1934) and World Armed conflict II (1939–1945)
• Hindi Bhasha aur Sahitya Ka Itihas (1946) - A History endorse Hindi Language and its literature
• Hridaya Ki Parakh (1918)
• Satyagraha Aur Asahyoga (1921) - about Civil Resistance and Non-cooperation

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