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Mahaviracharita ("Exploits of a
Great Hero") is a play by the 8th-century
Sanskrit playwright Bhavabhuti based on the
early life of Rama, the hero of...
- (in the
Hindu epic, he had only one wife Urmila). The
Sanskrit play
Mahaviracharita by
Bhavabhuti is
based on the
early life of Rama.
According to the...
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Lakshmana goes
through agnipravesham and not Sita. The
Sanskrit play
Mahaviracharita by
Bhavabhuti is
based on the
early life of Rama.
According to the...
- is said to have
written the
following three plays: Malati-Madhava,
Mahaviracharita and
Uttar Ramacharita.
Among these three, the last two
cover between...
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consciousness is
restored and the
story moves forward. The
Sanskrit play
Mahaviracharita by
Bhavabhuti is
based on the
early life of Rama.
According to the...
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words and
ideas from the
Arthashastra in the
Malatimadhava and the
Mahaviracharita.
There is
indeed a
striking resemblance between the
methods advocated...
- is said to have
written the
following three plays: Malati-Madhava,
Mahaviracharita and Uttararamacarita.
Among these three, the last two
cover between...
- is said to have
written the
following three plays: Malati-Madhava,
Mahaviracharita and
Uttar Ramacharita.
Among these three, the last two
cover between...
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condemns Ahalya as a
fallen woman. In Bhavabhuti's 8th-century play
Mahaviracharita,
which alludes to Ahalya's
redemption in a
verbal spat with Parashurama...
- Bhatti's 7th
century work Bhattikavya, Bhavabhuti's 8th
century play
Mahaviracharita,
Murari Mishra's 10th
century drama Anargharaghava, Kamban's 12th century...
