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To tell about religious reformation to the people of below poverty line means to add fuel to the fire. Therefore the world preceptor Shankardev advised the common people for cultivation of grams and Mungu etc. in order to create work culture in village level. As a result cultivation of rice, mustard seed, gram and mung was increased in all villages of Asam. During that period there was no other option but to produce necessary food by them- selves in villages. Because during the time of Shankardev, there was no supply of rice grain etc, to Assam from other states. In order to construct ‘Naamghar’, there was necessity of bamboo, thatch etc. Again there was necessity of bamboo etc to make bamboo made utensil for Naam Kirtan in Naamghar. So the people were engaged automatically in cultivation of bamboo etc. In the demand of necessity were growing in the villages through making khol, taal etc. Therefore, itis to be mentioned that Shreemanta Shankardev through his doctrine Ek Sharan Hari Naam Dharma and through work culture established green revolution and cottage industries in India.

THE CREATIONS i.e. COMPOSITIONS OF JAGAT GURU SHREEMANTA
SHANKARDEV :

Shreemanta Shankardev lived for hundred twenty years of age. During his life time, he composed Krishna bhakti centered literatures like religious scriptures, dramas, classical songs etc. in order to propagate his doctrine ‘Ek Sharan Hari Naam Dharma”. Thus he imparted a reformative form to the Indian culture. He created a new stream of culture which is full of fundamental characteristics and therefore, the composition and creations done by shankardev are unitedly called as Shankaree culture or Shankardev culture. Shreemanta Shankardev composed the scriptures, literatures etc. in three languages which are mentioned below –

A) COMPOSITIONS IN OLD ASAMEEYAA LANGUAGE:
1) TRANSLATIONS:
a) (i) Thefirst part (canto) of Shreemadbhaagavat,
(ii) Second part of Shreemadbhaagavat,
(iii) Anaadi Paatan of third part of Shreemadbhaagavat,
(iv) Ajaamil upaakhyaan of Shreemadbhaagavat,
(v) Amrit Manthan and Bali Chhalan of eight part of Shreemadbhaagavat,
(vi) Tenth part of Shreemadbhaagavat,
(vii) Eleventh part of Shreemadbhaagavat,
(viii) Twelveth part of Shreemadbhaagavat.

b) Uttaraakaanda Raamaayan.
2) AAKHYAAN RELATED POEM-SCRIPTURES :