Sanskrit language and Literature/ Srijiba Nyāyatīrtha/ Rupaka-Chakram/ Janakijiban Bhattacharya /Publication: 1972/ Number of Pages: 157/
Rupaka-Chakram रूपक-चक्रम
Rupaka-Chakram is a collection of five small dramas known as prahaṣaṇa. The collection consists of 1. Mahakavi kalidasam, 2. Ragaviragam, 3. Ksutaksemiyam, 4. Cipitakacarvanam and 5. Satavarsikam. All the dramas are written by Srijiva Nyāyatīrtha.
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Srijiva Nyayatirtha |
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Calcutta |
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