Kundagrama, and a kingdom that grew richer.
From the original text · Kalpa Sutra
Reference translation: Helen Johnson (1931–62)
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The brother who stood still. Bahubali brings together 0 books in one digital series. Explore the individual stories, their characters and themes below. A series purchase includes every listed book as it is released, with available narration. Reading ages, translations and audio readiness are specific to each book; previews and titles in preparation are labelled separately.
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Trishashti-shalaka-purusha-charitra
Hemachandra; 10 parvas
Reference translation: Helen Johnson (1931–62)
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Kundagrama, and a kingdom that grew richer.
From the original text · Kalpa Sutra
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From the original text · Trishashti-shalaka-purusha-charitra
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From the original text · Trishashti-shalaka-purusha-charitra
“He asked for the Ganesha one three nights running. The Hindi page is the first thing my mother read to him on a video call.”
“She chose the second ending and then wanted to see the first one too. Both are printed in the book. That is the part I did not expect.”
“Beside the hero, not as the god. I did not know how much I needed someone to say that until I read it.”
“The buttons are big enough for my finger. That is all I ask of a phone.”