Mirabai
Narsi ji ro Mahero
Traditional attribution
Narsi ji ro Mahero
नरसीजी रो माहेरो
An account of the "mahero", the gifts the mother's family contributes at a wedding, in the episode of the life of the Gujarati saint Narsinh Mehta in which Krishna comes in person to make up for his poverty. It links Mira with Gujarati devotion.
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Authorship note
A narrative work tradition attributes to Mirabai; scholarship considers it doubtful or by a later author, like the other long works assigned to her.
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Other works by Mirabai
- Padavali (Mirabai's songs)
- "Mere to Giridhar Gopal" ("Mine is Giridhar Gopal")
- "Payoji maine Ram ratan dhan payo" ("I have found the jewel of Ram's name")
- Commentary on the Gita Govinda
- Rag Govind
- Padas in raga Sorath
- Three Bhakti Voices (John Stratton Hawley) · 2005
- Upholding the Common Life (Parita Mukta) · 1994
- Mirabai: The Making of a Saint (Nancy M. Martin) · 2023
- Mira Bai: Her Life and Times (Hermann Goetz) · 1966
Sources
- Nilsson, Usha S. Mira Bai. Nueva Delhi: Sahitya Akademi (Makers of Indian Literature), 1969.
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