Raghuvaṃśa : Raghubaṃśa. Raghuvansa of Kalidasa. Transl. into Bengali by Chandra Kanta Tarkabhushan (Candrakānta Tarkabhūṣaṇa)
- Location
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München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- A.or. 4520 m
- Extent
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2, 146 S.
- URN
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urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb10250999-2
- Last update
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16.04.2025, 8:41 AM CEST
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Associated
- Kālidāsa
- Saṃskṛta Yantra
Time of origin
- 1821/1843
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Vikramorvasi; or Vikrama and Urvasi : a drama
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The Mâlavikâgnimitra, a sanskrit play, by Kālidāsa : Edited with notes by Shankar P. Pandit
Kâlidâsa's Çakuntalâ : the Bengâlî recension ; with critical notes
The Malavikagnimitra : A Sanskrit Play by Kālidāsa. Literally translated into english Prose by C. H. Tawney
Vikramorvaśí, an Indian Drama; translated into english prose from the sanskrit of Kālidāsa by Edward Byles Cowell
Ritu Sanhara, or, Assemblage of Seasons; ascribed to Kālidāsa; memorable for being the first work ever printed in sanscrit : Translated from the Sanskrit into English for the first time, by Satyam Jayati [= Henry Aimé Ouvry]
Sacontalá or, the fatal ring : an Indian drama ; translated from the original sanscrit and pracrit
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Kalidasa's Sakuntala : (kürzere Textform)
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Vikramorvasi; or Vikrama and Urvasi : a drama
Meghaduta oder der Wolkenbote : Ein lyrisches Gedicht von Kālidāsa. Aus dem Sanskrit metrisch übersetzt von Dr. Bernhard Hirzel
Raghuvaṃśa
The Mâlavikâgnimitra, a sanskrit play, by Kālidāsa : Edited with notes by Shankar P. Pandit
Kâlidâsa's Çakuntalâ : the Bengâlî recension ; with critical notes
The Malavikagnimitra : A Sanskrit Play by Kālidāsa. Literally translated into english Prose by C. H. Tawney
Vikramorvaśí, an Indian Drama; translated into english prose from the sanskrit of Kālidāsa by Edward Byles Cowell
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Sacontalá or, the fatal ring : an Indian drama ; translated from the original sanscrit and pracrit
Kumārasambhaba : Śrīyukta Bābu Baradāprasāda Majumadārera prārthanā usāre. Śrīkedāra Nātha Tarkaratna anubādita