Devakshara Charita
Devakshara Charita or Devakshar Charitra (Bhojpuri: š šµš«š°šš¹šš© šš©š±š; IAST: DevÄkį¹£arcarita; Transl.: The Character of the Divine Alphabet) is a Bhojpuri play by Ramdatta Shukla which was written in 1884,[1] which is also considered as first published drama of Bhojpuri.[2] This play was written to emphasize the supremacy of the Devanagari script and to highlight the drawbacks of Urdu script.[3][4] It was written and published in 1884 from lite press, Varanasi.[citation needed]
| Devakshara Charita | |
|---|---|
| Written by | Ramdatta Shukla |
| Date premiered | 1884 |
| Subject | Supremacy of Devanagari over Persian |
| Genre | Theatre |
ReferencesEdit
- ā Grierson, G. A. (1903). Linguistic Survey of India, Vol. V, Part II.
- ā Jain, Dinesh (26 July 2007). The Indo-Aryan Languages. p.Ā 519. ISBNĀ 978-1135797119.
- ā Bihar District Gazetteers: Shahabad. p.Ā 130.
- ā Fishman, Joshua A. (1993). The Earliest Stage of Language Planning: The "first Congress" Phenomenon. p.Ā 119. ISBNĀ 3110135302.
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