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  • Devanagari script
    Indo-Aryan languages
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    6th–7th century), MahārāṣṭrÄ« (ā€˜[speech form] from the Mahārāshtra country’) is the Prākrit par excellence. It is the language of kāvyas (poetic works) such as the Rāvaṇavaha (ā€œThe Slaying of Rāvaṇaā€; also called Setubandha, ā€œThe Building of the Bridge [to Laį¹…kā]ā€) from no later than the 6th century…

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    6th–7th century), MahārāṣṭrÄ« (ā€˜[speech form] from the Mahārāshtra country’) is the Prākrit par excellence. It is the language of kāvyas (poetic works) such as the Rāvaṇavaha (ā€œThe Slaying of Rāvaṇaā€; also called Setubandha, ā€œThe Building of the Bridge [to Laį¹…kā]ā€) from no later than the 6th century…

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