Rabindranath Tagore Biography, history ,Age, education ,First Novel ,poems ,Height, nobel prize, rabindranath tagore artist ,award ,Death
Rabindranath Tagore was a poet, storyteller, novelist, playwright, essayist, painter and artist who reimagined music, Bengali literature and Indian art in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
In 1913, Rabindranath Tagore was the first non-European to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Rabindranath Tagore was also known as the 'Bard of Bengal'.
Rabindranath Tagore Biography
- Name - Rabindranath Tagore
- Real Name - Rabindranath Thakur
- Nick Name - Bhanusingha, Gurudev, Bard of Bengal
- Awarded - Nobel Prize in Literature for being a famous poet
- Date of birth - 7 May 1861
- Place of born - Kolkata, West Bengal, British India
- Hometown - Kolkata, West Bengal, British India
- Date of Death - August 7, 1941
- Place of Death - Calcutta India
- Death Cause - Long standing disease of the body
- Age - 80 years (at the time of death)
- Education
- School - school in England
- University - University College, London
- Profession - Story writer, novelist, playwright, essayist and painter
- Language - Bengali, English
- Title World Poet
- Award - Nobel Prize in Literature (1913)
- Eye Color - Black
- Hair Color - White
- Religion - Hindu
- Caste - Bengali Brahmin
- Citizenship - Indian
- Marital Status - Married
- Marriage Date - Year 1883
Birth of Rabindranath Tagore, Early Life
Rabindranath Tagore was born on 7 May 1861 to Debendranath Tagore and Sharada Devi at Jorasanko Haveli (the ancestral home of the Tagore family) in Calcutta.
His father, Devendranath Tagore, was a Bengali philosopher and religious scholar who founded the Brahma Dharma in 1848.
He was the youngest son of thirteen children. He was also a child prodigy as he started writing poems at the age of 8.
He also started composing art works in a tender. And by the age of sixteen he had started publishing poems under the pseudonym Bhanusingh.
He took inspiration from reading Kalidasa's classical poetry and began to come up with classical poems of his own.
His elder brother Dwijendranath was a poet and philosopher, his other brother, Satyendranath, was in a very respectable position. His sister Swarnakumari was a famous novelist.
Tagore was largely home-schooled and was trained by his siblings in many other subjects including gymnastics, martial arts, art, anatomy, literature, history, and mathematics.
In 1873, he accompanied his father and toured the country for several months. During this journey, he acquired knowledge on many subjects. His stay in Amritsar paved the way for him to learn about Sikhism,
Rabindranath Tagore Education
Rabindranath Tagore's traditional education began at a public school in Brighton, East Sussex, England. He was sent to England in the year 1878 because his father wanted him to become a barrister.
Later some of his relatives such as his nephew, niece and sister-in-law supported him during his stay in England.
He later joined the University College in London, where he was asked to learn law. But he once again dropped out and learned many of Shakespeare's works on his own.
After learning the essence of English, Irish and Scottish literature and music, he returned to India and married Mrinalini Devi when he was just 10 years old.
Rabindranath Tagore Family
- Father's Name - Devendranath Tagore
- Mother's Name - Sharda Devi
- Brother's Name - Dwijendranath (Eldest Brother), Satyendranath, Jyotirindranath, Hemendranath
- Sister's Name - Saudamini (Eldest Sister), Swarnakumari, Sukumari and Saratkumari
- Wife's Name - Mrinalini Devi
- Children's Names - Renuka Tagore, Shamindranath Tagore, Meera Tagore, Rathindranath Tagore and Madhurilata Tagore
Tagore married Mrinalini Devi who was 10 years old at that time in the year 1883 and after marriage the couple had 5 children Renuka Tagore, Shamindranath Tagore, Mira Tagore, Rathindranath Tagore and Madhurilata Tagore but 2 children died in childhood. Was .
In the year 1890, Tagore started writing his poems in Shelaidaha (in present day Bangladesh) and his wife also joined him along with their children in the year 1898.
Establishment of Santiniketan
Rabindranath's father had bought a lot of land in Shantiniketan. With the idea of setting up an experimental school in his father's estate, he shifted base to Santiniketan in 1901 and established an ashram there.
It was a prayer hall with marble floors and was named 'Mandir'. There classes were held under trees and the traditional guru-shishya method of teaching was followed.
Rabindranath Tagore hoped that by giving a newness to the old ways of studying, perhaps a new change could be seen in the society.
Unfortunately, his wife and their two children died during their stay in Shantiniketan and this upset Rabindranath. Meanwhile, his works began to become more and more popular among Bengali as well as foreign readers.
Rabindranath Tagore poem
- Poet Kahini -1878
- Banphool -1881
- Fractal Heart -1881
- Sandhya Sangeet-1882
- Prabhat Sangeet-1882
- Chhabi O Gan-1884
- Infancy music -1884
- Bhanusingh Thakurer Padavali-1884
- Hard and soft -1887
- Mansi 1890
- Sonar Tari 1893
- Farewell Curse 1894
- River 1896
- Figure 1896
- Chaitali 1896
- Kanika 1899
- Moment 1899
- Fantasy -1900
- Kahini 1900
- legend 1900
- Naivedya 1901
- Remembrance 1903
- Infant 1903
- Utsarga 1903
- Khaya 1906
- Gitanjali 1910
- Gitanjali : Song Offerings 1912 (English Prose of Gitanjali)
- Geetimalya 1914
- Geetali 1914
- Balaka 1916
- Palatka -1918
- Lipika -1922
- Shishu Bholanath -1922
- East 1925
- Pathik (the latter half of 'Purbi') -1925
- Pravhini -1925
- Writing 1927
- Mahuya 1929
- Vanwani 1931
- Appendix 1932
- PS 1933
- Oddity 1933
- Rest octave 1935
- gallery 1935
- Patraput 1936
- shyamali 1936
- Khapchada 1937
- Chhadar Image 1937
- Provincial 1938
- Senjuti 1938
- Prahasini 1938
- Akash Pradeep 1939
- Newborn 1940
- Sanai 1940
- Sick bed 1940
- Health 1941
- Birthday 1941
- Stick 1941
- Balance account 1941
- Rabindranath Tagore short story
- Beggar
- The story of Ghater Katha Ghat
- Story of Rajpather Story of Rajpath
- Give-pauna dowry
- Postmaster
- Guinea
- Subha
- Interrupt interruption
- Taraprasner Keerti (Taraprasanna's fame)
- Babu's Charas
- Surrender of property
- Dalia
- Skeleton
- Muktir Remedy (Measure of Liberation)
- Sacrifice
- One night
- Ekta Aashade Fiction
- Jiban o dead (alive and dead)
- Golden deer
- Ritimat Navel
- Victory and defeat
- Kabuliwala
- Mahamaya
- Ramakanaiyer Nirbuddhita (Ramakanhai's Stupidity)
- Thakurda (Grandfather/Grandfather)
- Charity donation
- Editor
- Intermediate (Intermediate)
- Improbable story
- Penalty (punishment)
- Only petty fiction
- End
- Problematic
- Account (copy)
- Unauthorized entry
- Megh o Raudra (Sunshine and Shadow)
- Atonement
- Thinker
- Nishithe (in the middle of the night)
- Disaster
- Didi (Sister)
- Humiliation
- Counterviolence
- Guest
- Misery
- daughter sacrifice
- Detective (Detective)
- Teacher
- Royalty
- Manihara
- Vision donation
- Sadr o inside (outside and inside)
- Salvation
- Fail
- Good vision
- Ulukherer Bipad (The Straw Crisis)
- Prabeshini (neighbor)
- Darpaharan
- Wreath
- Karma fruit
- Secret money
- Master Moshai (Master Sir)
- Rasmanir Chhele (son of Rasmani)
- Haldar Conference (Haldar Family)
- Haimanti
- Boshtami (Vaishnavi)
- Strire Patra (Wife's Letter)
- Chiffon
- Shesher Ratri (Last Night)
- Unfamiliar
- Ascetic
- Character o character
- Namanjur Gulp (Weird Story)
- Sacraments
- Balay (Bala)
- Painter
- Chorai Dhan (stolen money)
- Rabibar (Sunday)
- Rest of the story
- laboratory
- Pragatisanhar (Kapurush)
- Remaining prizes
- Protection (pledge)
- Pyrolithic
- Yagneshbarer Yagya (Yajneshwar Yagya)
- Intellect
- leave (holiday)
- Rabindranath Tagore lyricism, drama, dance
- Rudrachand (short drama) -1881
- Valmiki Pratibha (Musical Drama) -1881
- Kalamrigaya (musical play) -1882 (contained in the 1886 edition of Valmiki Pratibha)
- Nalini -1884
- Nature's Vengeance -1884
- Mayar played -1888
- Raja O Queen -1889
- Visarjan (based on the novel Rajarshi) -1890 (rewritten in 1893 and 1926)
- Goday Gald-1892
- Chitrangada-1892
- Farewell Curse (Poetry Drama) 1894
- Malini -1896
- Baikunther Khata (Baikunth Ka Potha) -1897
- Panchbhuter Diary-1897
- Kahini (Theatrical Poems) -1900
- Comic prodigy -1907
- Satirical prodigy -1907
- Shardotsav -1908
- crown -1908
- Atonement -1909
- king -1910
- Aclayatan -1911
- Post Office -1912
- Falguni -1916
- Guru (Various Variation of Achalayatan) -1918
- Heaven-Death -1919
- Arup Ratan (short version of Raja) -1920
- Debtshodh -1921
- Free Section -1922
- spring -1923
- Rath Yatra -1923
- Rakt Karbi (Lal Kaner) -1924
- Research Understanding -1925
- Griha Pravesh -1925
- Remaining precipitation -1925
- beautiful -1926
- Chirakumar Sabha -1926
- Nateer Pooja -1926
- Nataraja -1927
- Paritran -1927
- Riturangsala (modified form of Nataraja) -1927
- Shesh Raksha (rewritten form of Goday Jald) -1928
- Tapti (Based on Raja O Rani) -1929
- Naveen -1931
- Kaler Journey -1932
- Taser Desh (Country of Cards) -1933
- Chandalika -1933
- Bansari (Flute) -1933
- Shravan Saga -1934
- Chitrangada -1936
- Refinement -1938
- Liberal Measures -1938
- Swarge Chakratabil Meeting (Heaven's Skit) -1938
- Shyama -1939
- Rabindranath Tagore essay
- Ramayana Story -1878
- China Marner Business 1881
- political dilemma 1893
- Historical Essay 1898
- Kaveer Cinderella 1899
- Kumarasambhava O Shakuntala 1901
- Shakuntala 1902
- Literary Purtah 1903
- Theater 1903
- Swadeshi Society 1904
- Stage O Arrangement 1905
- Aesthetic sense -1906
- World Literature 1907
- Grief -1908
- Fest -1908
- Self-Introduction -1908
- Hindu Brahma -1908
- Tapovan 1909
- Bharatvarsh Historian Section 1912
- Swaraj Instrument 1925
- Shudra Dharma 1926
- Human Truth 1933
- Manusher Dharma (Human Dharma) -1933
- Civilizational Crisis -1940
- Rabindranath Tagore Major Essay Collections
- Literature 1907
- Religion 1908
- Bizarre arrangement 1909
- Shantiniketan in two parts (1909-1915)
- Nationalism 1917
- Sahither Pathe 1937
- later 1938
- Rabindranath Tagore novels
- Bau-Thakurani's Cap (1983)
- Rajarshi
- Choker Earring (1903)
- boating (1906)
- Prajapati's Essay (1908)
- Gora (1910)
- Ghare Baire (1917)
- Chaturanga (1917)
- Communication (1929)
- The Last Poem (1929)
- Two Sisters (1933)
- Malch (1934)
- Four Chapters (1934)
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