Gujarati modern literature

With the British colonial rule, western civilization has continuously influenced Gujarat, and many Gujarats have devoted themselves to the cause of social progress. Narmed Xia Jiaer is a pioneer of modern literature. He wrote patriotic poems such as Ode to Gujarat, which gave Gujarat more freedom to express his subjective experience. Dele Bodram, another poet, supported British rule. In his long poems such as Biography of Wayne, he criticized the traditional Indian customs such as child marriage and martyrdom, and advocated reform. The poems of Nalmaid Dagger and Delebedram both got rid of the category of religious writing and showed their concern for society. Karan Gehlo, written by Nande Zinger Mehda, tells the story of Rajeb, the last king of Gujarat, and is the first novel written in Gulajit. Na Vollam is the originator of biographies and comments in Gujarat, and he has written Nalmad Suiig and The Life of a Poet.

1866 After Narmed's death, Gowertram Matwolam Drabati became a literary leader. He wrote the novel Salso Chandra and the long poem The Mark of Love. He is both a nationalist and opposed to blindly worshipping tradition. Contemporary poets, such as Nanalal, Gelabi, Balfantraye and Narkheravo, have enriched their poetry creation and created new literary styles, such as "Kende" poems, sonnets and elegies, emphasizing that the rhythm of poetry should be in tune with the expression of ideas. Noulard Dwivedy, Anand Xia Jiaer and Gershvola Truvo also made outstanding contributions to grammar, rhythm and literary criticism.

/kloc-after the 1920s, Gujarat literature entered a modern period, and literature was influenced by Gandhi's thought and began to pay attention to the lower classes. Short stories have matured, and new genres such as prose, one-act drama, "Lars" poetry and "Gaby" poetry have emerged. Poetry at this time is full of fraternity and humanitarianism. Worry and sadness are no longer avoided. The representative poets in this period are Umar Xia Jiaer Josh, Sun Delun, Zundel Ji Beday, snell Mani, BouDjarrar, Ghersin Das Manac and Krishna Sri trani. Uma Xia Jiaer is good at depicting nature, Sun Delun pays attention to philosophical thinking, while Beday depicts personal experiences.

Gujarat's one-act play was produced under the influence of English literature. The earliest writers were Badupai Umer Wadia, Yeshwin Bendia and Bolangjivan Badtke. Uma Georg's Sabra Para depicts the tragic fate of a rural woman in Gujarat, which is a masterpiece of realism. Other important writers include Gilbertas Borg, Jayandi Delaray and Junia Media, whose psychological description and symbolic writing have been brought into full play. Genhai Yaral Manigrar Meng Xi, Ramallah Watson Delaere Desai, Tumgedu, Gunawan Delay es Agalya, Chavilkind Vikani, Juniar Shah, Jayandi Delaere, Gaiden Meng Xi, Winnipeg Brohid, Lamander Badtke and Sivogumar Josh are all in the novel.

After India's independence, important poets include Rajinder Shah, Nirenjin Parod, Barmore Gunder Devi, Winnipeg Brohid, Ushanas, Margende Devo, Jalajaram, Binagan Tagarl, Bilir Gunder Mogna, etc. Their poems are often short, sweet, pleasant and fluent, but their thoughts are lacking. Ben Narrad Bourdell's novels mainly describe rural laborers, but he is not very good at describing cities. His masterpieces include life and human drama. Del Shaq's novels discuss the philosophy of life, while Ishwar Bedlig's novels mainly describe the vendors of Chad Ladle. Other novelists in the new era include junior Modia, Soban, Bidam Burr Boodell and Salengo Braud.