Sanskrit language and Literature/ Srijiba Nyāyatīrtha/ Puruṣaramaṇiyam/ Janakijiban Bhattacharya/ Publication: 1355/ Number of Pages: 31/ Series: Acharya Panchanan Smriti Granthamala: 2/
Puruṣaramaṇiyam पुरुषरमणीयम्
Puruṣaramaṇiyam is a short comedy written by Srijiva Nyāyatīrtha written on the occasion of the visit of Srimat Chandrasekharendra Sarasvati to Calcutta. On one occasion, one of the male characters was transformed into a lady and that is how the title justifies itself.
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