नागानन्दम- Naagaananda Shriharsadeva Virachitam Oriental Institute Malavikagnimitram Introduction iii-xvi Text with

Malavikagnimitram     Introduction iii-xvi   Text with Translation 1-167   Notes 169-308   Appendix A: 309-310   Appendix B: Metrical Table 311-312   Contents of Vol

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नागानन्दम- Naagaananda Shriharsadeva Virachitam Oriental Institute Malavikagnimitram Introduction iii-xvi Text withHarsadeva, who was the king of Sthanvisvara in Kanauj and who flourished in 590 A. D. composed three excellent dramas viz., Ratnavali, Priyadarshika and Nagananda. They have won a significant place in the Sanskrit literature. The story of the drama is of absorbing interest. The Nagananda has a spiritual atmosphere and a novel theme and as such it is a unique creation. On the one hand it has a beautiful love story revolving round Jimutavahana and