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Also Known As Rūpa Gosvāmim
Flourished 1500 - 1550
Meera Mandir
Mira Bai
Hindu mystic
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Tulsidas
Indian poet
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Bhartrihari
Hindu philosopher
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Nammazhvar
South Indian poet-saint
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Jayadeva
Indian poet
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Vyasa
legendary Indian sage
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Lalla Ded
Hindu poet-saint
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Tukārām
Indian poet
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Purandaradasa
Indian poet and composer
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Kalidasa
Indian author
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Bhavabhuti
Indian writer
Ravidas
Ravidas
Indian mystic and poet
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Hemachandra
Jaina author
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Ashvaghosha
Indian philosopher and poet
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Śrīharsha
Indian author and poet
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Bharavi
Indian poet
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Somadeva
Hindu poet
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Bhatti
Indian poet
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Magha
Indian Sanskrit poet
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Antal
Indian poet

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