A contemporary of Kabir and student of Sant Ramanand Ji.

A Muslim poet who was a follower of Lord Krishna, and wrote poems on Lord Shankar, the Ganges, and the festival of Holi.

A disciple of Sant Charan Das Ji. Her collection of works is published as 'Sahaj Prakash'.

A 16th century saint, poet and singer who was blind and known for writing odes of Krishna.

Gulal Sahib's disciple and successor who has many books, one of which is the voluminous Ram Jahaz.

Famous Marathi saint, scholar and religious poet, noted for his abhanga which is still sung by Marathi speaking people of India

Prominent 15th century Sufi poet and saint, best known for his Dohas, considered the greatest poet of the Bhakti movement.

Most famous poetess known for her love poetry for Lord Krishna.

A fine poet of Persian who was equally adept at Sanskrit language, poetry, and astrology.