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Urubhanga or Urubhangam, (English:
Shattered Thighs ) is a
Sanskrit play
written by
Bhasa in the 2nd or 3rd
century CE.
Based on the well-known epic,...
- the
subject of
attention for many poets, writers, and theorists. The
Urubhanga and Karna-bhara are the only
known tragic Sanskrit plays in
ancient India...
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later playwrights and
storytellers expanded on
their stories. In the play
Urubhanga by
Bhasa (c 200-300 CE),
Duryodhana is
depicted as
having two wives—Malavi...
- dynasty, is
based on a
story that is the
precursor to the Mahābhārata. The
Urubhanga, a
Sanskrit play
written by
Bhasa who is
believed to have
lived before...
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Gandhari has been
adapted as a
major character in the
Sanskrit play
Urubhanga by Bhasa. In
Hebbya village, Nanjangud, Mysore, India,
there is a temple...
- Dūtavākya, Karnabhāra, Dūtaghatotkacha, Chārudatta, Madhyamavyāyoga and
Ūrubhaṅga.
Karnabharam is a
critically acclaimed play and it is
being subjected...
- endings. In Karnabharam, the
tragedy does not
occur on-stage (Unlike
Urubhanga, a
tragedy that
shows Duryodhana dying - again,
written by Bhasa). Karnabharam...
- to
appear in the
literature of Vatsyayana,
Bhasa (Dutagatotkacha and
Urubhanga),
Kalidasa (Kumarasambhava) and
Shudraka (Mirchchhakatika), with a real...
- that
Ranna may have
found some
inspiration from
earlier writings such as
Urubhanga of
Bhasa and
Venisamhara or Bhattanarayana,
scholars concede that Gadayuddha...
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Translation of
Markandeya Purana 1919
Urubhangam —
Translation of Bhāsa's
Urubhanga 1920
Madhyamavyayogam Calicut: P.
Vasudevan Namboothiri Translation of...
