Abhimanyu Samanta Singhar
Abhimanyu Samanta Singhar was an Odia poet of the 18th century.
Birth: 1757
Demise: 1807
Wife: Vimala Devi
He was born in the Cuttack district of Odisha.
His ancestors were the rulers of the place.
Sadananda Brahma was his preceptor in poetry.
Tankadhara Nayak, a famous Sanskrit poet also played a major role in the shaping of his poetic skills.
The early death of Abhimanyu’s wife imparted a tone of melancholy to his poetry.
Major works
- Bidagdha Chintamani - about the love of Radha and Krishna.
- Sulakshana - about the love of Samba and Sulakshana.
- Premachintamani
- Premakala
His Chautisas and Jananas are popular devotional songs.
His unfulfilled desire was to spend his last days in Vrindavan.
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