SANSKRIT.pptx poets description ppt presentation

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Sanskrit poets of semester 6
All poets different types of poets different achievement etc.


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SANSKRIT By R. Keerthi Priya B . Com – 3A R.no-201221405010

महाकाव्य आर्यभटः भास्कराचार्यः कणादः शङ्कराचार्यः भासः हर्षवर्धनः

भासः “ Bhasa" does not follow all the decades of the " नाट्यशाख". " This has been taken as proof of their antiquity. No post "Kalidasa" play, has been found to break the rules of the " नाट्यशाख". " "Bhasa" follows senses that contain science of physical violence to be shown as stage in plays like "uru bhanga This is strictly crowned upon by “ नाट्यशाख". The "Oru bhanga" and "Kama bhara" are not only known tragic in Sanskrit plays in ancient India. Though branded the villain of the "Mahabharata", Duryodhana is the actus hero in Uru bhanga shown repenting is past as he lies with his thighs crushed awaiting death His relations with his family are shown with great pathos. The epic contains of reference to such repentance. The Karna Bhara ends with the premonitions of the sad end to Karma Another epic character from Mahabharata Early plays in India, inspired by Natya Sastra strictly considered sad endings inappropriate.

भासः The plays are generally short compared to later playwrights and most of them draw and inspire me, from the Indian epics, Mahabharata and Ramayana. Though he is firmly or the side of heroes of the epic. Bhasa treats their opponents with great sympathy. He takes the lot of treties with the story to achieve this. In the "Pratima Nakataka", kaikeyi who is responsible for the tragic events in the Ramayana is shown as enduring the calumny of all. So that far noble end is achieved. Plays based on Ramayana -" प्रतिमानाटक", The statues, Yagnaphalam, the coronation . Plays based on Mahabharata :-Pancha- tra The five-nights, 'Madhyama- Vyayoga The middle one Dootaghatotkhacha Ghatotkhacha as envoy: ' Doota-Vakya ': The envoy's message, Urubhanga The broken thigh etc.
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