Rasarnavasudhakara 2.531
Rasārṇavasudhākara 2.531
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2.531
nitya śrīyannapota-kṣitipati-januṣaḥ siṃha-bhūpāla-mauleḥ
saundaryaṃ sundarīṇāṃ hariṇa-vijayināṃ vāgurā locanānām |
dānaṃ mandāra-cintāmaṇi-sura-surabhī-garva-nirvāpaṇāṅkaṃ
vijñānaṃ sarva-vidyā-nidhi-budha-pariṣac-chemuṣī-bhāgya-rekhā ||
Of the crest-gem of kings Siṃhabhūpāla, born of King Annapota of eternal splendor: / the beauty is a snare for the deer-conquering eyes of beautiful women; / the liberality bears the hallmark of quenching the pride of the Mandāra tree, the wish-fulfilling jewel, and the celestial cow; / the discernment is the very line of fortune for the intellect of the assembly of wise men who are repositories of all knowledge.
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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 rasikollāso nāma
dvitīyo vilāsaḥ
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Thus ends the second chapter, entitled "Rañjakollāsa" [Delight of the Connoisseurs], in the treatise on dramaturgy and poetics called Rasārṇavasudhākara, composed by the glorious Siṃhabhūpāla, a Bhīma in the strength of his arms, son of the glorious King Anapota, the Pratigaṇḍabhairava, supreme lord of the glorious Āndhra country.
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tṛtīyo vilāsaḥ
bhāvakollāsaḥ
Chapter Three / Bhāvakollāsa
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