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sandesa kavya

Manipravalam poetry
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  • Kathakali
    Malayalam literature
    / Early period to the 19th century

    …the many Manipravalam works are sandesa kavyas and campus. The former, modeled on the Meghaduta of Kalidasa (c. 5th century ce), are “message poems” consisting of two parts: the first giving an account of the circumstances in which the message must be sent and the route by which it should…

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    …the many Manipravalam works are sandesa kavyas and campus. The former, modeled on the Meghaduta of Kalidasa (c. 5th century ce), are “message poems” consisting of two parts: the first giving an account of the circumstances in which the message must be sent and the route by which it should…

    Read More