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Shringara-manjari Katha (translation and notes)

by Kumari Kalpalata K. Munshi | 1959 | 99,373 words

Hinduism Kavya

An English translation of the Shringara-manjari Katha by Bhojadeva. This detailed study includes four sections. The Introduction outlines the manuscript's unique features and provides a content analysis. The second section contains the Sanskrit text complemented by an index of proper names. The third section offers an English translation excluding ...

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Section 1 - Preface
Section 2 - Description of Dhara
Section 3 - Description of Bhoja, the ruler of Dhara
Section 4 - Description of the Heroine of the Katha
Section 5 - Description of Visamasila (Srngaramanjari’s mother)
Section 6 - A lesson for Shringaramanjari
Section 7.1 - The first tale of Ravidatta
Section 7.2 - The second tale of Vikramasimha
Section 7.3 - The third tale of Madhava
Section 7.4 - The fourth tale of Suradharman
Section 7.5 - The fifth tale of Devadatta
Section 7.6 - The sixth tale of Lavanyasundari
Section 7.7 - The seventh tale of cheating the Bawd
Section 7.8 - The eighth tale of Love of a Woman
Section 7.9 - The ninth tale of Mutual Love
Section 7.10 - The tenth tale of the Snake
Section 7.11 - The eleventh tale of Malayasundari
Section 7.12 - The eleventh tale of Pamaraka
Section 7.13 - The eleventh tale of Muladeva
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