Jivanandanataka (Anandaramamakhin) (Jīvānandanāṭaka (Ānandarāmamakhin))

जीवानन्दनाटक (आनन्दराममखिन्)

Language

Sanskrit

Author

Ānandarāmamakhin

Extent

581 passages, 12,866 words

Text

partly digitised

Source

archiveorg · The Jivanandana Of Anandaraya Makhi; ed. Pandit Durgāprasāda and Kāśīnātha Pāṇḍuraṅga Paraba; Kāvyamālā;… · Scan of a printed edition hosted by the Internet Archive (archive.org); the ancient text is in the public…

Contents

• 1 — 48 parts
• 2 — 41 parts
• 3 — 37 parts
• 4 — 43 parts
• 5 — 42 parts
• 6 — 96 parts
• 7 — 35 parts
• 8 — 56 parts

Contains

• Jīvānanda (Ānandarāya Adhvarin)

Part of

• Jīvānanda (Ānandarāya Adhvarin)

See also: more in Allegorical plays

• Prabodhacandrodaya — Sanskrit; 1065 CE; partly digitised
• Jivananda (Jīvānanda) — Sanskrit; partly digitised
• Jivananda (Anandaraya Adhvarin) (Jīvānanda (Ānandarāya Adhvarin)) — Sanskrit; partly digitised
• Agamadambara (Āgamaḍambara) — Sanskrit; partly digitised
• Vidyaparinayanataka (Anandaramamakhin) (Vidyāpariṇayanāṭaka (Ānandarāmamakhin)) — Sanskrit; partly digitised
• Vidyaparinaya (Anandaraya) (Vidyāpariṇaya (Ānandarāya)) — Sanskrit; 1780 CE; partly digitised