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Shri Gadadhara Pandita disappearance day Shri Gadadhar was the consant companion of Mahaprabhu from the time of their childhood. His father's name was Shri Madhva Misra and his mother's name Shri Ratnavati-devi. They lived very near the house of Shri Jagannatha Misra in Mayapura. Ratnavati-devi thought of Saci-devi as her own sister, and always used to visit her. During their childhood, Shri Gaura Hari and Gadadhara would play together, sometimes at Mahaprabhu's house and sometimes at Gadadhara's house. They both studied together at the same school. Gadadhara was a few years younger then Nimai. Nimai couldn't remain without Gadadhara even for a moment and Gadadhara likewise couldn't stand to be separated from Nimai. In the Gaur-ganoddesa-dipika, it is described that that person who in Vraja was the daughter of Shri Vrsabhanu Raja, namely Shrimati Radharani, is now celebrated as Shri Gadadhara Pandita. Shrila Svarupa Damodara has written in his diary: avani sura bavah Shri Panditakhyo jatindrah / sa khalo bhavati Radha Shrila Gauravataro. Shri Vasudeva Ghosa Thakura has also written: Agam agocar gora akhil brahma-par, veda upar, najane pasandi mati bhora Nitya-nityananda ChaitanyaGovinda Pandit Gadadhar Radhe Chaitanya yugala-rupa kebol raser kup avatar sadsiva sadhe Antare nave-ghana bahire gaura tanu yugalrupa parkase Kahe Vasudeva Ghose yugal bhajan base janame janame rahu asa "Lord Gaurasundara, who is beyond the perview of the scriptures, beyond the entire Brahman, and above even the Vedas, can never be known by the atheists whose intelligence is dull. Lord Nityananda is His eternal self. Lord Chaitanya is Lord Govinda Himself and Pandita Gadadhara is none other than Shri Radha. The divine couple, who are present in Shri Chaitanya, are a well of rasa. Advaita Acharya (Sadasiva) has prayed for His descent. Within He is blackish but of a golden hue without, the manifestation of the divine couple. Thus Vasudeva Ghosa sings of the beauty of this divine couple - Shri Gaura-Gadadhara - in whose worship he has been completely subjugated. He prays that he will desire to serve them birth after birth." https://www.instagram.com/p/CfbVkQJrQr4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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gamehayapkmod · 4 years ago
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Ludo Classic : Free Board Game
Ludo Classic : Free Board Game
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sharedthings · 8 years ago
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Es “el” juego familiar por excelencia (quizá compartiendo ese honor con la Oca, que a menudo está en el reverso del tablero). ¿Qué puede de haber de perverso, inmoral o lujurioso en tan inocente juego?
Déjenme que les haga un poco de historia.
La palabra parchís procede del indostaní “pacisi” (o “pacis”, que lo he visto escrito de las dos maneras), que significa 25. Ésta era la cifra máxima que se podía puntuar con las conchas de un molusco gasterópodo llamado caurí, que los indios (de la India) utilizaban en lugar de nuestros dados de hoy en día (invento egipcio, por cierto). A su vez, el pacisi (que se pronuncia más o menos parchisi) es la simplificaci��n de un juego llamado chaupar, de gran tradición en la India. El tablero más antiguo de chaupar encontrado hasta la fecha procede del valle de Deccan, y está datado en el siglo VI después de Cristo.
El aficionado más famoso de este juego fue un gobernante llamado Yalaluddin Muhammad Akbar (no hace falta que lo memorice, los historiadores de hoy y sus contemporáneos de entonces lo llamaban simplemente “Akbar”, que significa “grande” en árabe. Inmodesto, que era el zagal). Este señor reinó entre los años 1556 y 1605 en el llamado “Imperio Mogol” o “Mogul” (que en su día gobernó las actuales India, Pakistán y Bangladesh. No piensen en Gengis Khan y la conquista de China que la cosa no va por ahí). Bueno, el tal Akbar en cuestión, entre batallita y batallita, se solazaba en su harén con sus mujeres favoritas y sus concubinas, de las que estaba más que bien surtido. Y todas más que guapas, guapísimas. ¿Cómo elegir a la que compartiría con él el lecho? Hombre sabio que huía de los problemas conyugales, decidió someterlo a un riguroso azar: En los restos de sus palacios de Agra y Allahabad el visitante se encuentra hoy con un enlosado de mármol en los jardines interiores, en forma de cruz que era, de hecho, un gigantesco tablero de pacisi. Dieciséis de las muchachas de su harén, divididas en cuatro equipos diferenciados por el color de sus ropajes, hacían de fichas vivientes tratando de llegar al centro del tablero, donde, cómodamente sentado, esperaba el tal Akbar. No se imaginen que éste tenía una actitud completamente pasiva en el juego, que era él el que tiraba (o mejor dicho, hacía que le tirasen) las conchas de caurí y decidía qué chica o equipo se movía. Se ve que la cosa hizo gracia a su nobleza, pues se han encontrado restos de otros tableros “a tamaño natural”en las ruinas de muchos palacios. También se popularizó entre las clases humildes, que usaban como tablero un paño pintado o bordado, como fichas pequeñas piedras coloreadas y como dados… pues eso, las conchas de caurí, que los restos de un bicho, una vez comido lo comestible, bien baratos que son de conseguir.
Los misioneros cristianos (sobre todo los jesuitas Antonio de Montserrat y Rodolfo Acquaviva) se emocionaron mucho al ver estos tableros, ya que el recorrido tiene forma de cruz. Hubo que explicarles pacientemente que no, no era que un apóstol despistado hubiera acabado por ahí. Que sólo era un juego, y bastante divertido, además. No debió gustarles mucho la explicación, ya que apenas lo mencionan en sus textos. Por ello el juego no llega a Europa hasta el siglo XVIII. Lo traen los ingleses, que se fijan en él mientras andan de turismo de conquista, saqueo y masacre por la India. La reina Victoria de Inglaterra se hizo muy aficionada a la primera versión occidentalizada, llamada “Parkase”, editado comercialmente en 1862. Y se convirtió en un éxito, y por el mismo motivo que el pacisi entre los cortesanos de Akbar: Y es que ya se sabe, lo que gusta a la aristocracia ha de ser bueno por narices. En un principio se consideraba un juego de salón, adulto, que aceptaba apuestas y que de hecho competía con los juegos de cartas. Pero pronto salió una versión infantil, más sencilla aún si cabe, llamada “Ludo” (“yo juego”, en latín), y poco a poco el juego dejó los salones para instalarse en las mesas familiares. Como esto de los derechos de autor los decimonónicos se lo pasaban por el forro de sus… pantalones, pronto el juego apareció en toda Europa con nombres diferentes:
En Alemania se le bautizó como “Mensch-ärgere-dich-nicht” (literalmente: “No te enfades, hombre”).
En Italia, “Chi va Piano va Sano”.
En Francia “Le Jeu de Dada“.
En Suiza “Eile mit Weile”
En Finlandia “Kimble”
¿Y por qué le llamamos “parchís” en España? La culpa la tiene un listillo llamado John Hamilton que registró el juego en los USA con el nombre de “Parchessi”. Y por esta vía nos llegó a la península (y ya en la década de 1920, hasta en esto de los juegos vamos con retraso los españoles).
Aunque poco conocidos en nuestro país, el parchís ha tenido descendencia: Los más conocidos son el “Parqués” colombiano (que se juega con dos dados en lugar de uno), y el “Toc” canadiense, que usa naipes franceses en lugar de dados. Pero no se me entusiasmen y vean el parchís en todo juego de tablero de cruz y círculo (o cuadrado). Muchos juegos, como por ejemplo el Trivial, usan ese diseño. Y ni siquiera el chaupar fue el primero: En mesoamérica los teotihuacanos jugaban a un juego muy parecido, tanto en reglas como en diseño del tablero: el “Patolli”, ya en el siglo III antes de Cristo. Un juego al que eras muy aficionado Moctezuma, por cierto, y que dice el cotilla de Bernal Díaz del Castillo que hasta enseñó a jugar a Hernán Cortés cuando el conquistador español lo tuvo preso (que ya podía haber importado el extremeño el jueguecillo a su regreso, jolines)
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blackpointgame · 1 month ago
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prabhupadanugas · 3 years ago
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Shri Gadadhara Pandita disappearance day Shri Gadadhar was the consant companion of Mahaprabhu from the time of their childhood. His father's name was Shri Madhva Misra and his mother's name Shri Ratnavati-devi. They lived very near the house of Shri Jagannatha Misra in Mayapura. Ratnavati-devi thought of Saci-devi as her own sister, and always used to visit her. During their childhood, Shri Gaura Hari and Gadadhara would play together, sometimes at Mahaprabhu's house and sometimes at Gadadhara's house. They both studied together at the same school. Gadadhara was a few years younger then Nimai. Nimai couldn't remain without Gadadhara even for a moment and Gadadhara likewise couldn't stand to be separated from Nimai. In the Gaur-ganoddesa-dipika, it is described that that person who in Vraja was the daughter of Shri Vrsabhanu Raja, namely Shrimati Radharani, is now celebrated as Shri Gadadhara Pandita. Shrila Svarupa Damodara has written in his diary: avani sura bavah Shri Panditakhyo jatindrah / sa khalo bhavati Radha Shrila Gauravataro. Shri Vasudeva Ghosa Thakura has also written: Agam agocar gora akhil brahma-par, veda upar, najane pasandi mati bhora Nitya-nityananda ChaitanyaGovinda Pandit Gadadhar Radhe Chaitanya yugala-rupa kebol raser kup avatar sadsiva sadhe Antare nave-ghana bahire gaura tanu yugalrupa parkase Kahe Vasudeva Ghose yugal bhajan base janame janame rahu asa "Lord Gaurasundara, who is beyond the perview of the scriptures, beyond the entire Brahman, and above even the Vedas, can never be known by the atheists whose intelligence is dull. Lord Nityananda is His eternal self. Lord Chaitanya is Lord Govinda Himself and Pandita Gadadhara is none other than Shri Radha. The divine couple, who are present in Shri Chaitanya, are a well of rasa. Advaita Acharya (Sadasiva) has prayed for His descent. Within He is blackish but of a golden hue without, the manifestation of the divine couple. Thus Vasudeva Ghosa sings of the beauty of this divine couple - Shri Gaura-Gadadhara - in whose worship he has been completely subjugated. He prays that he will desire to serve them birth after birth." https://www.instagram.com/p/CRJ100ALWfj/?utm_medium=tumblr
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prabhupadanugas · 4 years ago
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Shri Gadadhara Pandita appearance day Shri Gadadhar was the consant companion of Mahaprabhu from the time of their childhood. His father's name was Shri Madhva Misra and his mother's name Shri Ratnavati-devi. They lived very near the house of Shri Jagannatha Misra in Mayapura. Ratnavati-devi thought of Saci-devi as her own sister, and always used to visit her. During their childhood, Shri Gaura Hari and Gadadhara would play together, sometimes at Mahaprabhu's house and sometimes at Gadadhara's house. They both studied together at the same school. Gadadhara was a few years younger then Nimai. Nimai couldn't remain without Gadadhara even for a moment and Gadadhara likewise couldn't stand to be separated from Nimai. In the Gaur-ganoddesa-dipika, it is described that that person who in Vraja was the daughter of Shri Vrsabhanu Raja, namely Shrimati Radharani, is now celebrated as Shri Gadadhara Pandita. Shrila Svarupa Damodara has written in his diary: avani sura bavah Shri Panditakhyo jatindrah / sa khalo bhavati Radha Shrila Gauravataro. Shri Vasudeva Ghosa Thakura has also written: Agam agocar gora akhil brahma-par, veda upar, najane pasandi mati bhora Nitya-nityananda ChaitanyaGovinda Pandit Gadadhar Radhe Chaitanya yugala-rupa kebol raser kup avatar sadsiva sadhe Antare nave-ghana bahire gaura tanu yugalrupa parkase Kahe Vasudeva Ghose yugal bhajan base janame janame rahu asa "Lord Gaurasundara, who is beyond the perview of the scriptures, beyond the entire Brahman, and above even the Vedas, can never be known by the atheists whose intelligence is dull. Lord Nityananda is His eternal self. Lord Chaitanya is Lord Govinda Himself and Pandita Gadadhara is none other than Shri Radha. The divine couple, who are present in Shri Chaitanya, are a well of rasa. Advaita Acharya (Sadasiva) has prayed for His descent. Within He is blackish but of a golden hue without, the manifestation of the divine couple. Thus Vasudeva Ghosa sings of the beauty of this divine couple - Shri Gaura-Gadadhara - in whose worship he has been completely subjugated. He prays that he will desire to serve them birth after birth." https://www.instagram.com/p/COuLD78heyZ/?igshid=k0yht9qbi60k
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