Question

Who was the disciple of Vallabhacharya?
(A) Tulsidas
(B) Surdas
(C) Tukaram
(D) Ramanuja

Answer 1

Hint:He was a sixteenth century blind Hindu religious poet and singer as well. He was popularly known for his lyrics composed in the praise of Lord Krishna. They are generally written in Braj Bhasha, one of the two literary lingos of Hindi.

Complete answer:
Surdas is generally viewed as having taken his motivation from the lessons and teachings of Vallabhacharya whom he should have met in 1510. There are numerous tales about him, however most consideringly he is said to have been visually impaired from birth. He is said to have gotten chief and famous among the writers the Vallabha Sampradaya assigns as its Aṣṭachāp (eight seals), following the show that every artist joins his oral mark called chap toward the finish of every piece.
Shri Vallabhacharya had taught Surdas lessons referring to the Hindu way of thinking and reflection and put him on the path of spirituality. Since Surdas had the ability to recite the whole Srimad Bhagavatam and was inclined musically, his master encouraged him to sing the 'Bhagavad Lila' - reverential and devotional melodious numbers in the praise and love of Lord Krishna and Radha.

Hence , Option B is right.

Additional information:
The Vallabhite story expresses that Sur was visually impaired from birth and dismissed by his family, driving him away from his home at six years old and living on the banks of Yamuna waterway. It expresses that he met Vallabha Acharya.

Note :
The book Sur Sagar (Sur's Ocean) is generally ascribed to Surdas. In any case, a considerable lot of the sonnets in the book appear to be composed by later artists in Sur's name. The Sur Sagar in its current structure centers around depictions of Krishna as an adorable kid, composed from the gopis' point of view. Surdas was an extraordinarily strict artist.