
From the seventh century on , Maru Bhasha was recognized as the language of Rajasthan, by the eleventh century , great epics such as Chand Bardai’s Prithiviraj Raso had come into existence. This great tradition of written literature continue till today through a large number of heroic epics, legendary ballads, stirring poetry, devotional compositions, works on prosody, dictionaries (Nam Mahas), tales in pose, and critical treatises on philosophy , religion, logic and medicine. The tradition of Jain and Charan literature has enriched cultural discourse in recording historical events and people’s aspirations through the common mode of language.
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