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Ramlal Chunilal Modi

ラムラール・チュニラール・モディ

Ramlal Chunilal Modi

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1890-07-27 (Patan, Gujarat, India)
Died
1949-07-14 (Rajkot, Gujarat, India) age 58
Nationality
India
Languages
Gujarati

Career

Occupations
author, researcher, critic, historian, teacher
Active Years
1908-1949
Influenced By
Bhalan (medieval Gujarati poet), Jadunath Sarkar (historian)

Education

Patan High School
Period: 在籍期間不明(卒業:1908年)
Year of Graduation: 1908
Country: India
Completed matriculation; subsequently worked in education (teacher/headmaster).

Awards

Narmad Suvarna Chandrak
1950
Organization: Narmad Sahitya Sabha
Result: 受賞(追贈)
Gujarati Sahitya Parishad prize
1924
Work: Kavi Bhalan krut Be Nalakhyan (on poet Bhalan)
Organization: Gujarati Sahitya Parishad
Result: 受賞(賞金)

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Bhalan

1919 literary research / study

A study of the medieval Gujarati poet Bhalan, examining his works, life, and historical sources.

medieval Gujarati literaturepoet biography

Kavi Bhalan krut Be Nalakhyan

1924 scholarly edition

A critical edition and commentary on works related to Bhalan; awarded prize by a Gujarati literary body.

philologymedieval literature

Patan-Sidhpurno Pravas

1919 travelogue

A travelogue and regional essays about his native Patan.

local historytravel writing

Mughal Rajyavahivat (translation of Jadunath Sarkar's Mughal Administration)

1942 translation (history)

A Gujarati translation of Jadunath Sarkar's 'Mughal Administration', presenting scholarly accounts of Mughal governance to Gujarati readers.

Mughal historyadministrative history

Karna Solanki

1935 history

Historical study on the Solanki dynasty.

dynastic historyregional history

Vayupurana

1945 history / classical studies

A historical study based on classical sources and traditions.

classical sourceshistorical research

Bibliography

  • Gujarati Shabdkosh (first article, 1909)
  • Bhalan (1919)
  • Patan-Sidhpurno Pravas (1919)
  • Kavi Bhalan krut Be Nalakhyan (1924)
  • Karna Solanki (1935)
  • Mughal Rajyavahivat (translation, 1942)
  • Vayupurana (1945)

Translations by Author

  • Mughal Rajyavahivat (Gujarati translation of Jadunath Sarkar's 'Mughal Administration', 1942)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
scholarlyarchival/critical
Recurring Motifs
recovery of medieval Gujarati literaturelocal/regional history

Legacy

Known for research on medieval Gujarati literature and the history of Gujarat; left numerous articles and critical editions, contributing to later regional and literary studies. Posthumously awarded the Narmad Suvarna Chandrak in 1950.

Academic Societies

  • Gujarati Sahitya Parishad
  • Narmad Sahitya Sabha

Archives

  • Gujarati Vishwakosh
  • Local libraries/archives (Patan)

Trivia

  • Published around 150 research articles during his lifetime.
  • Completed matriculation at Patan High School in 1908 and worked as a teacher/headmaster thereafter.
  • Translated works of Jadunath Sarkar into Gujarati.