लेखनाथ पौड्याल Lekhnath Poudyal Biography in english.

   लेखनाथ पौड्याल Lekhnath Poudyal  Biography in english.

Kavishiromani Lekhnath Poudyal was born in January 1885 (December 26) in another arch village in Kaski district in the Gandaki zone of western Nepal.

Lekhnath Poudyal had studied Sanskrit till the middle. Lekhnath, the eldest of the three gems of Nepali literature, created the foundation of modernity in Nepali poetry. Lekhnath, who started writing poetry from the middle age, is called the poet of the transition period, as he stands as a crossroads between old poets and new poets.

The development of moral character, ideal life, equality, spirituality and Vedanta philosophy, Eastern poetic philosophy, etc. are the main features embraced by Lekhnath's poetry. His satire on contemporary society and life is not to be found in his poetry by presenting the epoch-making thing with symbolic mercury.

He has made the problems, worries, deprivations and needs of the common people the subject of many of his poems. He wrote poems ranging from social to national sentiments. He has also touched on historical contexts in some places. Lekhnath has hinted at building an ideal society beyond social distortions, superstitions, dogma, etc. He looked at the effects and consequences of the world war like a sage. He has criticized the greed, lust, jealousy, envy, etc. brought by scientific development in people. Poet Lekhnath, who presents spirituality and Vedanta philosophy in his poems, wants to remove vain pomp and religious superstitions.

There are many similar words used in Lekhnath Poudyal's language but his poems are simple. He captivates the reader with his simple rhythm and easy communication. All his poems are composed in verse. Her ornament-plan is very artistic and sweet.

Due to his special contribution to Nepali literature. After the 2007 revolution, he was awarded the title of Kavishiromani. In 1954, Lekhnath was taken in a chariot around the city of Kathmandu in a chariot. In 1957, he became a member of the Royal Nepal Academy. In 1965, he was awarded the Tribhuvan Award.