The correct answer is Jayadeva.

• Gita Govinda is written by Jayadeva.
• Gita Govinda is written in Sanskrit during the twelfth century and was performed in many venues including the Puri temple.
  • It describes the relationship between Krishna and Srimati Radhika and the gopikas of Vrindavana.
  • It follows the love of Krishna, the beloved eighth reincarnation of Lord Vishnu of the Hindu religion. 
  • It follows the ups and downs of a love that is portrayed as so divine and beautiful.
  • It starts with the attraction followed by estrangement and final reconciliation through the help of a Sakhi.
• The Gita Govinda is organized into twelve chapters.
• Each chapter is further sub-divided into one or more divisions called Prabandhas, totaling twenty-four in all. 
• The poem has been translated into most modern Indian languages and many European languages.
  • The first English translation of the Gita Govinda was written by Sir William Jones in 1792.

• Saguna 
  • Saguna represented those poet-saints who composed verses extolling a god with attributes or form.
  • Tulsidas, Chaitanya, Surdas, and Meera were the main proponents of Saguna.
• Nirguna 
  • Nirguna represented those poet-saints who extolled god without and beyond all attributes or form.
  • They are also known as Monotheistic Bhakti saints.
  • Nanak and Kabir were the main proponents of Nirguna.