In Chapter 2, the author draws parallels between his work and that of previous saint-biographers. Who were these authors and how does he use their examples to frame his own writing process?

Chapter 2 places the author's work within a tradition of divinely inspired biographies. The author explains that saints or the Lord write their own stories by inspiring and guiding an author. He provides two historical examples to illustrate this point. First, he mentions Mahipati in the year 1700 (Shaka), through whom saints had their biographies written, resulting in works like *Bhakta-Vijay*. Second, he cites Das Ganu in the year 1800 (Shaka), who wrote *Bhakta-Lilamrut* and *Santa-Kathamrut*. By referencing these revered biographers, the author frames his own role not as an originator but as a humble instrument, chosen for a similar service.