Karpura-Manjari of Raja-Cekhara Motilal Banarsidass Ro sgrun (pronounced Ro Dun)

Ro sgrun (pronounced Ro Dun) also called

ethical and spiritual well-being as indivisible

the Guptas established their sway over nearly the whole of Northern India and the Imperial writ was obeyed from the Bay of Bengal to the Arabian Sea

perhaps of Hindu thought as a whole: a preference for the synthesis of disparate views into a larger whole rather than the rejection of apparently dissident elements in favour of a single view considered to be exclusively true

from the perspective of Continental metaphysics

Karpura-Manjari of Raja-Cekhara Motilal Banarsidass Ro sgrun (pronounced Ro Dun)Hardbound Edition (288 Pgs.) Raja Cekhara has been highly esteemed for his proficiency in the Prakrit. This volume presents the first critical edition of the only Prakrit Drama extant, for here none of the characters speaks Sanskrit. The interest of the play is largely philological, likely to throw light on the linguistic History of India, though, not without its importance for the History of Indian Drama. It abounds in the material which may well