Folk Tales of India
Dashakumaracharita (The Tale of the Ten Princes)
A prose romance of ten young men whose adventures move through courts, cities, deception, love and changing fortunes.
Work: Dashakumaracharita (The Tale of the Ten Princes) · Dandin, Dasakumaracarita; GRETIL Sanskrit witness
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- Author / compiler
- Dandin
- Date
- Approximately 7th–8th century CE
- Original language
- Classical Sanskrit
A prose romance of ten young men whose adventures move through courts, cities, deception, love and changing fortunes.
Keep the preliminary narrative, main text and closing material distinct; their textual history is not uniform.