Ancient Indian Education (Brahmanical and Buddhist) c32.s5.3

c32.s5.3

Mithila as a seat of learning flourished remarkably under these later kings. The Kāmeśvara period was made famous in the literary world by the erudite and versatile scholar, Jagaddhara, who wrote commentaries on a variety of texts, the Gītā, Devī-māhātmya, Meghadūta, Gīta-Govinda, Mālatī-Mādhava, and the like, and original treatises on Erotics, such as *Rasika-Sarvasva-Saṅgīta-Sarvasva*.