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590–647 · Indian king

Also known as: Harscha, Harsha Vardhana, Harshavardhana, Харша, هارشا, 하르샤

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Kālīdāsa1865–1944
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Classical Sanskrit court dramas of royal romance like Abhijñānaśākuntalam and Mālavikāgnimitra, the model for Harsha's nāṭikās. (AI reason)
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Bhāsa
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Early Sanskrit dramatist whose Svapnavāsavadattam treats the same Udayana–Vāsavadattā cycle as Ratnāvalī and Priyadarśikā. (AI reason)
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Bāṇabhaṭṭa585–650
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Ornate Sanskrit prose romance (Kādambarī) and courtly biography (Harṣacarita) of the same milieu. (AI reason)
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Shudraka500–500
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Sanskrit drama Mṛcchakaṭika blending romance, comedy and intrigue. (AI reason)
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Sanskrit plays of love and compassion such as Mālatīmādhava and Uttararāmacarita. (AI reason)
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Vishakhadatta
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Classical Sanskrit court drama of political intrigue, Mudrārākṣasa. (AI reason)
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Rajasekhara880–920
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Later Sanskrit nāṭikā and Prakrit romance Karpūramañjarī in the harem-intrigue comedy mode. (AI reason)
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Bhartṛhari570–651
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Classical Sanskrit lyric verse on love, worldly conduct and renunciation. (AI reason)
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Amaru
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Sanskrit love lyrics (Amaruśataka) sharing the śṛṅgāra mood of Harsha's romantic comedies. (AI reason)
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Jayadeva1170–1245
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Lyrical Sanskrit Gītagovinda combining erotic and devotional themes. (AI reason)
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