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Swami Samantabhadra.
A strong terror was looming, and people were terrified by their nihilism, skepticism, and transience doctrines—they were panicking—or they were being forced to commit suicide by falling into those solitary caves. At that time, the service you rendered to the people in South India, after emerging there, is of great importance and memorable. And therefore, what Shubhachandracharya has written about you as "Bharatbhushan" seems very reasonable. _ Swami Samantabhadra, although, was the master of many excellent qualities, yet the four qualities named poetry, music, debate, and eloquence were of extraordinary caliber in you. All these four powers had developed in you in a special way—and because of them, your pure fame spread far and wide. At that time, all the debaters, orators, poets, and musicians were overshadowed by your fame.
1 Samantabhadra is the ornament of India. - Pandav Purana.
2 'Vadi Vijayavagvritti:' - One whose speech is towards victory is called 'Vadi'.
3 'Vagmi tu Janaranjan:' - One who is skilled in pleasing others or making them his lover by his eloquence and wordplay is called 'Vagmi'.
4 'Kavinutan Sandarbha:-' One who is capable of creating new contexts—new original creations is a poet, or whose life is brilliance, who is skilled in various descriptions, is a creator, is skilled in various practices, and is a master of derivation (:skilled in worldly affairs) is also called a poet; as
Pratibhojjivano Nanaavarnana Nipuna: Kriti. Nanaabhyasakushaagriyamati Vyutpattiman Kavi.
–Alankar Chintamani. 5 'Gaamaka: Kriti Bhedaka:' - One who understands the essence of the works of other scholars, who reaches their depth, and who makes others understand their essence and mystery