Folk Tales of India
Simhasana Dvatrimsika (Singhasan Battisi)
Thirty-two figures associated with Vikramaditya’s throne recount his generosity and courage as King Bhoja considers whether he is worthy of it.
Work: Simhasana Dvatrimsika (Singhasan Battisi) · Franklin Edgerton, Vikrama’s Adventures (1926), Part II, Harvard Oriental Series 27: Sanskrit text in four recensions
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- Author / compiler
- Anonymous; multiple recensions
- Date
- Medieval; surviving recensions commonly dated to the 13th–14th centuries CE
- Original language
- Sanskrit
Thirty-two figures associated with Vikramaditya’s throne recount his generosity and courage as King Bhoja considers whether he is worthy of it.
The figures belong to the throne; do not assume that every recension describes 32 separate steps. Keep the four edited recensions distinct.