Bhattadeva

Bhattadeva was a prominent 16th-century Assamese poet and scholar from Assam, India, renowned for his contributions to Assamese literature and spiritual life. He played a key role in developing the Borgeet, a distinctive form of devotional song that combines lyrical poetry with melody, used in religious worship. Bhattadeva’s work emphasized devotion to Lord Krishna and helped promote Vaishnavism in the region. His poetry reflects deep spiritual insight, cultural richness, and linguistic beauty, making him a foundational figure in Assamese literary history and religious tradition.