Dana-keli-kaumudi. Dana-keli-chintamani. Mukta-charita

The collection includes three famous works: "Dana-keli-kaumudi" by Srila Rupa Goswami, "Dana-keli-chintamani," and "Mukta-charita" by Srila Raghunatha dasa Goswami. The play of dana-keli takes place on the hill of Govardhana, which originally emerged from the heart of Krishna in the form of love for Shrimati Radharani when She asked Him to manifest a place for Their intimate pastimes. It is on Govardhana that Krishna engages in delightful pastimes with the gopas and gopis. One of these pastimes is dana-keli, the tax collection game. In this game, the sweetness of the relationships between Krishna and His devotees is revealed; it shows how Krishna, in the mood of dhira-lalita, a playful hero, enjoys playful conversations, debates, and quarrels with the gopis and gopas. This is the characteristic of this lila of Krishna, which reveals His multifaceted personality in an unusual way.