Sanskrit language and Literature /Banabhatta / Harshacharita / S. Viswanathan (Commentator & Translator)/ The Sri Balamanorama Press / Publication: 1964/ Number of Pages: 176/
Harshacharita हर्षचरित
Harshacharita is an English rendering of the first canto of Harshacharita of Banabhatta. The book contains a translation of explanatory notes on the first canto made by S. Viswanathan.
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| Publication Category |
Sanskrit Language and Literature |
| Publication Author | |
| Added Author |
$e Comm. $e Trans., S., Viswanathan |
| Publication Language |
English, Sanskrit |
| Publisher Name |
The Sri Balamanorama Press |
| Publication Place |
Madras |
| Publication Year |
1964 |
| Series Name |
Balamanorama Series No: 64 |
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