Tales from the Hindu Dramatists by R. N. Dutta
page 91 of 143 (63%)
page 91 of 143 (63%)
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The marriage is thus effected through the secret contrivance of the
minister, because the lady's husband is to become the master of the world. MUDRARAKSHASA OR RAKSHASA (THE MINISTER) WITH THE SIGNET OR RAKSHASA AND THE SIGNET-RING OR RAKSHASA KNOWN BY THE SIGNET-RING. The city of Pataliputra or Palibothra, the capital of the Nandas, was situated not far from the confluence of the Ganges and the Sone; and was on the southern side of the rivers. Nanda, the last king of the Nanda line, had for his minister the able and experienced Rakshasa. Chandragupta also called Vrishala and Maurya is identical with Sandrakottus represented by the Greek writers as the most powerful Raja in India at the time of Alexander the Great's death. He was a sovereign of dignity and strength of character and had a high respect for his |
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