A Note on the Genesis and Character of Śrīvara's So-Called "Jaina-Rājataraṅgiṇī"

A Note on the Genesis and Character of Śrīvara's So-Called "Jaina-Rājataraṅgiṇī"

In this connection it is remarkable that the internal testimony at hand in the form of Srivara's two introductions finds strong support in the colophons of quite a number of manuscripts that have retained the non-compound titles in the appropriate places, with Chapters One and Two ended by jain...

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Art and archaeology
Asia
Blessings
Criticism and interpretation
Editorials
From Middle Ages to today
Historiography
India
Indo-muslim period
Poetry
Poets
Political aspects
Praise poetry
Puns
Stanzas
Thrones
Titles
Writers
Writing
Written composition
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Historiography
India
Indo-muslim period
Poetry
Poets
Political aspects
Praise poetry
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Stanzas
Thrones
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