Dashakumaracharitam - Hindi - Sanskrit | by Sri Shesh Raj Sharma Regmi, Dr. Pandit Shiv Prasad Sharma

Dashakumaracharitam - Hindi - Sanskrit by Sri Shesh Raj Sharma Regmi and Dr. Pandit Shiv Prasad Sharma is a scholarly work on the ancient Sanskrit text Dashakumaracharitam (also known as The Adventures of the Ten Princes), written by the famous Sanskrit playwright and poet Dandin. This book offers a detailed study and translation of the text, which is one of the classic works of Sanskrit literature.

Dashakumaracharitam is a narrative that revolves around the adventures of ten princes, exploring themes of heroism, moral dilemmas, royal duties, and the complexities of life. The text is a unique blend of prose and poetry, providing not just a compelling story but also a deep insight into ancient Indian values and culture.

The book is presented in Hindi and Sanskrit, with the original Sanskrit verses meticulously preserved. It includes a detailed commentary, offering explanations and interpretations to help readers understand the historical and cultural context of the text. This edition is especially valuable for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of Sanskrit literature, providing both the original verses and an accessible translation for deeper understanding.

The contribution of the authors — Sri Shesh Raj Sharma Regmi and Dr. Pandit Shiv Prasad Sharma — ensures that this text is not only academically rigorous but also accessible to a wide range of readers. Their expertise and insights bring out the nuances of the text, making it relevant for modern readers while preserving its classical grandeur.