Hiṃsāyai Kiṃ Samabhavam? (For Slaughter Did I Take Birth?)

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Hiṃsāyai Kiṃ Samabhavam? (For Slaughter Did I Take Birth?)

Published On Monday,Jan 23, 2023 16:12 PM GMT-07:00

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BrhannadaArmour
BrhannadaArmour 1 months ago In Saṃskṛta, this verse is in the metre called Mandākrāntā, famously used by Kālidāsa for the entirety of his poem Meghadūta.

To learn more about Mandākrāntā:
First join the Saṃskṛta Text Discussion Forum: www.indiaforums.com/forum/1433
Then read this post in the "Metres of Saṃskṛta Poetry" topic:
www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/161841478
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Anjureads
Anjureads 1 months ago Reading the translated version. Very nice 👌 reflecting Indian culture and knowledge base that guests are god and also the world is one family and at the same time Netaji's stand taken for our rights and freedom.
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DelusionsOfNeha
DelusionsOfNeha 1 months ago Well penned! 👍👍

P.S. last line *you're welcome with your weapons... Instead of your welcome. :)
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