Question Q.15GS1GS1

The Bhakti movement, emphasizing 'personal connection' to the divine, had a profound impact on various aspects of Indian society. Highlighting the main features of the Bhakti movement, discuss its contribution towards the development of vernacular languages across the country.

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Bhakti Movement - an era of genuflectance in India that questioned inequality & focused on oneness of being.

[Bhakti Movement => Personal Connection to Divine]

Diagram showing connections:

Guru, Nanak, Kabir => Skaabir

Kaba -> Shoulavadeu

Grandeur, Ekrath, Naudeu -> [Bhakti Movement Propagation]

1Unify all beings => Bhakti gave call to all beyond. Can't idea of sure-future. Roadsgiving (Indians) had honest, Caste Discipline.

2Gender neutrality & equality, unlike traditional norms of insularity & stupidity.

3Simplification of virtual routes, advocated for reform, devolution. Monotheism & against idol worship (argument).

eg- Navaiji's idea - Naau, Japa

4Dance & Music + a connect with divine (Gyantarg => Bhakti arg)

eg- Shaulavadeva => Angiliyanaati, Canaan

5Local dialects to propagate divine ideals.

eg- Braj Bhasha Rausji.

Main features of Bhakti Movement:

1Unity of beings - no caste, gender or religious discrimination.

2Influence & abolition on Bhakti (3) Simplification of Bhakti => focus on personal connection, Bhimout castles, pilgrimage.

4Localized in nature - uprooted by common idea of Bhakti Marga/Maai Salvation.

Contribution to Vernacular Language:

1Braj Bhasha - developed in North India as used for Raijand by Bandias, Kabir.

2Marathi language - flourished as Abhanga written by Nandedeva & others as.

3Modern Maduram, from North India developed, during this with style of Carnatic Music under linguistic.

Bhakti Movement - true social, unifying ideologically inclusive.

by male caste priests, meditation to god.

eg- Meera Kai, Disciple of Bihari

3Simplification of virtual routes, advocated for reform, devolution. Monotheism & against idol worship (argument).

eg- Navaiji's idea - Naau, Japa

4Dance & Music + a connect with divine (Gyantarg => Bhakti arg)

eg- Shaulavadeva => Angiliyanaati, Canaan

5Local dialects to propagate divine ideals.

eg- Braj Bhasha Rausji.

Main features of Bhakti Movement:

1Unity of beings - no caste, gender or religious discrimination.

2Influence & abolition on Bhakti

3Simplification of Bhakti => focus on personal connection. Unimout castles, pilgrimage.

4Localized in nature - uprooted by common idea of Bhakti Marga/Maai Salvation.

Contribution to Vernacular Language:

1Braj Bhasha - developed in North India as used for Raijand by Bandias, Kabir.

2Marathi language - flourished as Abhanga written by Nandedeva & others.

3Modern Maduram, from North India developed, during this with style of Carnatic Music under linguistic.

Bhakti Movement - true social, unifying ideologically inclusive

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Structured approach with main features clearly outlined
Connections made between movement and vernacular language development
Examples provided for regional languages
Addresses gender neutrality and social reform aspects
Clear enumeration of features
Regional examples provided

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SAPNA CHANDEL

AIR 3562025

Subject & Paper

GS1GS1

Topic

Salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature and Architecture from ancient to modern times

Bhakti Sufi

Bhakti Movement and Vernacular Languages

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