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Srijiva Nyāyatirtha

Pandava-Vikramam पाण्दब् बिक्र्म्म्

Pandavavikramamam is a modern-day epic composed by Srijiva Nyāyatīrtha. The main storyline of the epic is borrowed from Vana Parva and Virata Parva of Mahābhārata. The epic depicts the heroic acts of the Pāndavas during their exile, sometimes living incognito.

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Jagadhatri Press
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Calcutta
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1985
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Sanskrit language and Literature/ Srijiva Nyāyatirtha / Pandava-Vikramam/ Jagadhatri Press/ Publication: 1985/ Number of Pages: 286/

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