Description
The Padumawati, also known as Padmavat, is an epic poem written in Awadhi language by Malik Muhammad Jayasi in 1540 CE. This critical edition presents the text with detailed scholarly commentary and linguistic analysis by renowned scholars Sudhakara Dvivedi and G. A. Grierson.
The narrative tells the legendary story of Padmavati, a princess of exceptional beauty, and her marriage to Ratan Sen, the ruler of Chittor. The work masterfully blends Hindu and Islamic literary traditions, exploring themes of love, devotion, duty, and valor through poetic brilliance.
This comprehensive study edition offers readers not only the complete text but also historical context, textual notes, and linguistic explanations that illuminate the poem’s cultural significance. Essential for scholars of medieval Indian literature, Sufi poetry, and Awadhi language studies.
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