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===Family life=== | ===Family life=== | ||
Mathuranath Shastri married thrice. In 1909, he married Savitri Devi, daughter of the royal priest of [[Orchha State|Orchha]], Raghunath Dauju. Savitri Devi gave birth to three children who all died in infancy. She also expired later. His second wife Mathura Devi, daughter of Narayanrao of Ajaigarh (Madhya Pradesh) died of plague within one year of their marriage. Although grossly reluctant to remarry, on the insistence of his relatives, he married Rama Devi daughter of Pandit Gopikrishna Goswami (of Mahapura, near Jaipur), a descendant of famous | Mathuranath Shastri married thrice. In 1909, he married Savitri Devi, daughter of the royal priest of [[Orchha State|Orchha]], Raghunath Dauju. Savitri Devi gave birth to three children who all died in infancy. She also expired later. His second wife Mathura Devi, daughter of Narayanrao of Ajaigarh (Madhya Pradesh) died of plague within one year of their marriage. Although grossly reluctant to remarry, on the insistence of his relatives, he married Rama Devi daughter of Pandit Gopikrishna Goswami (of Mahapura, near Jaipur), a descendant of famous Tantra scholar [[Shivanand Goswami| शिवानन्द गोस्वामी]], in 1922. From Rama Devi, he had four children – two sons named [[Kala Nath Shastry|Kala Nath]] and Kamla Nath, and two daughters named [[Jaya Goswami]] and [[Vijaya Tailong]].<ref name="mgbio"/> His grandchildren are [[Hemant Shesh]], Jayant Goswami, Devendranath Devarshi, (late) Kalpana Vijay Goswami, Dhirendra Devarshi, Bhartendu Tailang, Neelima Sharma, Pranjal Sharma and Prachi Goswami. | ||
===Teaching=== | ===Teaching=== | ||
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* (1906) Ādarśaramaṇī (आदर्शरमणी) published by 'Sanskrit Ratnakar'<ref name="modernsanskritbib">Tripathi, Shukla, Tripathi et al, eds. (2012).</ref>{{rp|15}} | * (1906) Ādarśaramaṇī (आदर्शरमणी) published by 'Sanskrit Ratnakar'<ref name="modernsanskritbib">Tripathi, Shukla, Tripathi et al, eds. (2012).</ref>{{rp|15}} | ||
* (1935) Gāthāratnasamuccayaḥ (गाथारत्नसमुच्चयः)<ref name="modernsanskritbib"/>{{rp|47}} | * (1935) Gāthāratnasamuccayaḥ (गाथारत्नसमुच्चयः)<ref name="modernsanskritbib"/>{{rp|47}} | ||
* (1987) Gīrvāṇagirāgauravam (गीर्वाणगिरागौरवम्) publisher- Kendriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth, Jaipur <ref name="modernsanskritbib"/>{{rp|51}} | * (1987) Gīrvāṇagirāgauravam (गीर्वाणगिरागौरवम्) publisher- Kendriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth, Jaipur<ref name="modernsanskritbib"/>{{rp|51}} | ||
* (1957) Govindavaibhavam (गोविन्दवैभवम्)<ref name="modernsanskritbib"/>{{rp|53}} | * (1957) Govindavaibhavam (गोविन्दवैभवम्)<ref name="modernsanskritbib"/>{{rp|53}} | ||
* (1941) Caṣakām (चषकम्): A Sanskrit commentary on the [[Kadambari]] of [[Bāṇabhaṭṭa]] published by Nirnaya Sagar Press, Bombay.<ref name="mgtika">Tripathi, Shastri and Pandey, eds. (2010), pp. xvii–xxii.</ref> | * (1941) Caṣakām (चषकम्): A Sanskrit commentary on the [[Kadambari]] of [[Bāṇabhaṭṭa]] published by Nirnaya Sagar Press, Bombay.<ref name="mgtika">Tripathi, Shastri and Pandey, eds. (2010), pp. xvii–xxii.</ref> | ||