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Narsinh Mehta also known as Narsi Mehta or Narsi Bhagat (1414? 1481?) was a poet-saint of Gujarat, India, notable as a bhakta, an exponent of Hindu devotional religious poetry. He is especially revered in Gujarat, where he is acclaimed as its Adi Kavi One of the most important features of Narsinhs works is that they are not available in the language in which Narsinh had composed them. They have been largely preserved orally. The oldest available manuscript of his work is dated around 1612, and was found by the noted scholar KKShastri from Gujarat Vidyasabha. Because of the immense popularity of his works, their language has undergone modifications with changing times. For the sake of convenience, the works of Narsinh are divided into four categories: Autobiographical compositions: Putra Vivah, Mameru, Hundi, Har Same No Pado, Jhari Na Pado, and compositions depicting acceptance of Harijans. These works deal with the incidents from the poets life and reveal how he encountered the Divine in various guises. They consist of miracles showing how Narsaiyyas Lord helped his devotee in the time of crises. Miscellaneous Narratives: Chaturis, Sudama Charit, Dana Leela, and episodes based on Srimad Bhagwatam. These are the earliest examples of akhyana or narrative type of compositions found in Gujarati. These include: Chaturis, 52 compositions resembling Jaydevas masterpiece Geeta Govinda dealing with various erotic exploits of Radha and Krishna. Dana Leela poems dealing with the ...