Sanskrit language and Literature/ Hari Charana Gangopadhyaya & Ramagopal Bhattacharya/ Raghuvansam (Canto-VI)/ Kisori Mohun Ganguli (Translator)/ B. Banerjee & Co./ Publication: 1903/ Number of Pages: 296/
Raghuvansam (Canto-VI) सारस्बत – शतकम
Raghuvansam is a Bengali translation of, along with explanatory notes in English on, the sixth canto of Raghuvansam written by Kalidasa. Mallinatha’s commentary on the relevant part has also been added by Haricharan Gangopadhyay and Ramgopala Bhattacharya who are the editors of the present volume.
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Sanskrit Language and Literature |
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Ganguli, Kisori Mohun $e Trans. |
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English, Sanskrit |
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B. Banerjee & Co. |
| Publication Place |
Calcutta |
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1903 |
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