comprising the second and third chapters, was written by Keshavacharya. The , which is the compilation of three authors of the 15th and 16th centuries - Bhagwan, Datta and Keshavacharya - is significant as the earliest attempt at uniting the Marathi-speaking populace against oppressive Bahmani rule.

There are around 200 known , fifty or so of which are considered to be notable, while some others have not been published at all. All the except for the early works, such as Sabhasad Bakhar, 91 Kalmi Bakhar