Why did Hindus leave Sanskrit and drifted towards Hindi language?

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Sanskrit's decline started from around the 11th century when vast parts of India came under Islamic rule. Persian and Arabic influenced Urdu became gradually language of governance after the establishment of Islamic rule. Sanskrit was still used by some even as late as the 17th century. Some of the output...
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Sanskrit's decline started from around the 11th century when vast parts of India came under Islamic rule. Persian and Arabic influenced Urdu became gradually language of governance after the establishment of Islamic rule. Sanskrit was still used by some even as late as the 17th century. Some of the output of the Kerala school of astronomy and Mathematics (14th to 16th century) was in Sanskrit. The famous scholar Vijnanavikshu (probably around 16th century) also wrote his original works in Sanskrit. The famous 'Sarva Darsana Samgraha' by Madhavacharya written around 14th century was in Sanskrit. Vivekananda and Abhedananda wrote some of their works in Sanskrit in the late 19th and early 20th century. Nevertheless Sanskrit in its role as a link language was finished due to lack of political support. read less
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The base of Hindi or any other Indian language is Sanskrit, and Hindi is easy to learn and understand that is why people are showing interest in learning Hindi.
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The base of Hindi or any other Indian language is Sanskrit, and Hindi is easy to learn and understand that is why people are showing interest in learning Hindi.
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Sanskrit is nt used in day to day langage while speaking because it's little difficult .When it comes to hindi ,it's easy to speak and understand .At the time of any pious ceremony ,Sanskrit shokas are chanted otherwise speaking Sanskrit is not easy so hindi is spoken by people .It's easy to understand...
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Sanskrit is nt used in day to day langage while speaking because it's little difficult .When it comes to hindi ,it's easy to speak and understand .At the time of any pious ceremony ,Sanskrit shokas are chanted otherwise speaking Sanskrit is not easy so hindi is spoken by people .It's easy to understand . read less
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