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Vasanta Vilas of Gujarat

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Vasanta Vilas of Gujarat

Vasantavilas ‘The Joys of Spring’ is a poem written in Old Gujarati by an unknown author, believed to have been composed in the first half of the 14th century. The poem is known for its depiction of shringara, a theme that explores the emotions and sentiments of love and eroticism.

The poem describes the beauty of nature during the spring season, with vivid descriptions of flowers, birds, and the lush greenery that surrounds the lovers. The author beautifully portrays the different moods and emotions of the characters as they experience the joys of love and passion.

What makes Vasantavilas significant is its historical value. The poem is an essential piece of evidence that provides linguistic evidence of Old Gujarati. It showcases the evolution of the Gujarati language over time and helps historians understand how the language developed in the region.

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