Karpuramanjari (Karpūramañjarī)
कर्पूरमञ्जरी
Rājaśekhara's saṭṭaka, a four-act comedy entirely in Prakrit (Śaurasenī prose, Mahārāṣṭrī verse), the model of the genre.
- Language
- Śaurasenī Prakrit
- Date
- 890–920 CE
- Author
- Rājaśekhara
- Place
- Kānyakubja
- Extent
- 498 passages, 8,630 words
- Text
- partly digitised
- Source
- archiveorg · The Karpuramanjari; ed. Nārāyaṇa Rāma Ācārya; Nirnayasagar; Nirnaya Sagar Press; 1949 · Scan of a printed edition hosted by the Internet Archive (archive.org); the ancient text is in the public…
Contents
Commentaries (10)
- Bālāvabodha of Merusundara — Merusundara, Gujarati, not yet digitised
- Karpūramañjarīprakāśa — Vāsudeva, Sanskrit
- Karpūramañjarīṭīkā — Kāmarāja, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Karpūramañjarīṭīkā — Kṛṣṇasūnu, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Karpūramañjarīṭīkā — Dharmadāsa, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Karpūramañjarīṭīkā — Premarāja, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Karpūramañjarīṭīkā — Dharmacandra, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Ratnamañjarī — Pītāmbara Śarman, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
- Stabaka of Dhanavijayagaṇi — Dhanavijayagaṇi, Gujarati, not yet digitised
- Padārthadīpikā — Anantadāsa, Sanskrit, not yet digitised
Translations (1)
- Rāja-çekhara's Karpūra-mañjarī (HOS 4) — English, not yet digitised
See also: more in Prakrit plays
- Anandasundarisattaya (Ānandasundarīsaṭṭaya) — Prakrit; partly digitised
- Anandasundari (Ānandasundarī) — Sanskrit; 1728–1735 CE; partly digitised
- Candralekha (RudraVariyar) (Candralekhā (RudraVāriyar)) — Prakrit; partly digitised
- Candralekha (Candralekhā) — Māhārāṣṭrī Prakrit; 1660 CE; partly digitised
- Rambhamanjari (Rambhāmañjarī) — Sanskrit; 1380–1440 CE; partly digitised
Discussed in 36 studies in Pramāṇa (listed on the page).