Cherussery Author

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Cherusseri Namboothiri is thought to have lived between the year 1375 and 1475. He was born in the village of Karatunadu 's Kaanathoor or Kolaththiri Desam (now Kerala' s Kannur district). Scholars such as P. K. Narayana Pillai and P. Govinda Pillai believe that Cherusseri is the name of the ancestral home of Namboothiri (Illam). However, according to T. K. Balakrishnan Nair, Kolathnadu has 12 Cheris, the smallest of which is Cheru-Cheri (Cheru-Cheri - place) and finally takes the form of Cherusseri. There is not much detail about the life of the poet. There is controversy about the name and identity of the author. Some scholars believe that he is the same as Punam Namboothiri in Champu literature. However, the difference between the style of Krishna Gatha and the style of every Champus objections this argument.

As a daily recital in India, Krishna Gatha was used as an act of worshiping Krishna by devout Malayali Hindus in Malayalam language Chingam (August - September). Krisna Gatha, a powerful poem represents the strengths of the Lord Krishna. In Krishna Gatha, we see a word similar to today. The subject is related to the story of the Lord Krishna. In this work, the sweet and soft side of motherly love is drawn wonderfully. Because there are many beautiful explanations and abundant adjectives everywhere in the poem, its composition is very fun and fun. Passion, dedication, humor, and warmth are all found at an advanced level and are found in the same degree in a natural style. In addition to Krishna Gaatha, Bhaaratha Gaatha is also thought to be a work of Cherusseri