Rasarnavasudhakara 1.579
Rasārṇavasudhākara 1.579
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1.579
rakṣāyāṃ rākṣasāriṃ prabala-vimata-vidrāvaṇe vīrabhadraṃ
kāruṇye rāmabhadraṃ bhuja-bala-vibhavārohaṇe rauhiṇeyam |
pāñcālaṃ cañcalākṣī-paricaraṇa-vidhau pūrṇa-candraṃ prasāde
kandarpa-rūpa-darpe tulayati nitarāṃ siṃha-bhūpāla-candraḥ ||
In protection, the enemy of demons; in routing mighty foes, Vīrabhadra;
in compassion, Rāmabhadra; in mounting the power of arm-strength, Balarāma;
in the art of serving quick-eyed women, the Pāñcāla expert; in graciousness, the full moon;
in the pride of Kāma's beauty, King Siṃhadeva equals them entirely.
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iti śrīmad-āndhra-maṇḍalādhīśvara-pratigaṇḍa-bhairava-śrīmad-anapota-narendra-nandana-bhuja-bala-bhīma-śrī-siṃha-bhūpāla-viracite rasārṇava-sudhākara-nāmni nāṭyālaṅkāra-śāstre rañjakollāso nāma
prathamo vilāsaḥ
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Thus ends the first chapter, titled Rañjakollāsa, in the treatise on dramaturgy and poetics named Rasārṇavasudhākara, composed by the illustrious King Siṃhabhūpāla, ferocious as Bhīma in the strength of his arms, son of the illustrious King Anapota, the Bhairava to enemy champions, and lord of the glorious Āndhra country. ||1
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(2)
dvitīyo vilāsaḥ
(2)
Second Chapter:
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rasikollāsaḥ
Rasikollāsa
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