Kamashastra Discourse (Life in Ancient India)
by Nidheesh Kannan B. | 2018 | 52,434 words
This page relates 鈥榃orks on Kamashastra (k): Ratikallolini鈥� of the study on Kamashastra representing the discipline of Kama (i.e., 鈥榮ensual pleasure鈥�). The Kamasutra of Vatsyayana from the 4th century is one of the most authoratitive Sanskrit texts belonging this genre. This study focusses on the vision of life of ancient India reflected in Kamashastra.
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2. Works on K膩ma艣膩stra (k): 搁补迟颈办补濒濒辞濒颈苍墨
搁补迟颈办补濒濒辞濒颈苍墨 is an erotic work written by 顿墨办峁迟补 厂腻尘补谤腻箩补[1], a scholar in 膧测耻谤惫别诲补. There is no division of chapters. It contains 291 verses dealing with different topics about sexuality. The text mostly concentrates on 膧测耻谤惫别诲补, especially sex-related treatments and tips.
Description of men and women, extra marital relationships, provincial characteristics of women, types of sexual union, description of sexual organs, detailed description of medicinal usages for sexual treatments, medicines for enlargement of penis, contraction and erection of sexual organs, medicines for growth and making colourful hair, removing pimples from face etc., description of foreplay in intercourse, scratching and biting, verities of kisses, sexual postures, women in the role of men in sexual intercourse (puru峁Ｄ亂ita), description of orgasam etc. are described in the 291 verses of 搁补迟颈办补濒濒辞濒颈苍墨.