Krittibas Ojha is known for his translation of a great Indian epic into Bengali which narrates the struggle of what divine prince
Krittibas Ojha Krittibas Ojha (1381–1461) was a medieval Bengali poet. His major contribution to Bengali literature and culture was the translation of the great Indian epic "Ramayana" into Bengali. His work, the "Sri Ram Panchali", is popularly known as the "Krittivasi Ramayan". In 1803, his work, edited by Jaygopal Tarkalamkar, was published by the Serampore Mission Press.
Chhatrabhog Chhatrabhog (Bengali: ছত্রভোগ ) is a village located in Mathurapur I Block (South 24 Parganas district, West Bengal in India). The population of the village is 684. Chhatrabhog is situated in the Mathurapur police station area of Diamond Harbour Sub-Division. This was on the west bank of Adi Ganga river that was actually Bhagirathi flow passed through Hatiagar Paragana and at last met with Ganga Sagar Confluence. One Sanskrit drama named 'Probodha Chandrdaya commedia' (Composed in the 11th century) a city (জনপদ) is found in the name of Chakratirtha(in Bengali চক্রতীর্থ ) on the bank of Bhagirathi . That place still considered a pilgrimage place under greater Chhatrabhog. Being an important river port (not now) before Sunderban Forest, it has a remarkable Historical value. Mythologically Chhatrabhog ('Satrabhug' another pronunciation found) was a place of Lord Shiva that is familiar in the name of ancient (Barashi) Ambulinga.