Sri Shyamala dandakam : Syamala Dandakam: Syamala Dandakam

By Kalidasa, Mahakavi

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Title:	Sri Shyamala dandakam : Syamala Dandakam: Syamala Dandakam
Author:	Kalidasa, Mahakavi
Volume:
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Religion, Hymns on Devi
Collections:	Authors Community, Poetry
Historic Publication Date:	2021
Publisher:	Bhartiya Ved Vigyan parishad

Member Page:	Alok Jagawat
Citation APA MLA Chicago Kalidasa, B. M. (2021). Sri Shyamala dandakam : Syamala Dandakam. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

Description
Sri Kālidāsa is often referred as mahākavi Kālidāsa which means the best of all poets. He was a great poet and playwright of the Sanskrit language. He composed the works based on the mythology and philosophy of India and his compositions depict various forms and origins of Indian life and philosophy. Kalidas is considered a national poet by some scholars. What miracle? What blessings of a Devi? That turned the dumb Kālidāsa to Mahākavi Kālidāsa. What was his relation with mahāvidhya mātaṃgī? All this will be explained in this small book on Śyāmalā Daṇḍakam.

Summary
Sri Kālidāsa is often referred as mahākavi Kālidāsa which means the best of all poets. He was a great poet and playwright of the Sanskrit language. He composed the works based on the mythology and philosophy of India and his compositions depict various forms and origins of Indian life and philosophy. Kalidas is considered a national poet by some scholars. The word Kālidāsa means servant of Kali. This small treatise is a humble rendering of his immortal contribution called Śyāmalā daṇḍakam (Shyamala dandakam)- Translated by Alok Jagawat

Excerpt
Sanskrit sloka of Syamala dandakam with English transliteration and english meaning.