One poem by this author uses pairs of lovers to describe periods of time like Monsoon, Frost, and Winter, while another shows the events leading up to the title event, and the title character's killing of the demon Tarakasur.
The picture of an exiled servant is enough for a king to fall in love, much to his wife's displeasure, in one play by this author. One poem by this author uses pairs of lovers to describe periods of time like Monsoon, Frost, and Winter, while another shows the events leading up to the title event, and the title character's killing of the demon Tarakasur. In addition to Malavika and Agnimitra, "Medley of Seasons", and "Birth of Kumara", a play by this author shows the title character being forgotten by her love, until he sees a ring that had earlier been swallowed by a fish. He also wrote a poem in which the title object is used by a banished figure to communicate with his wife. For 10 points, who is this author of The Recognition of Shakuntala and "Cloud Messenger", two works in Sanskrit?
The picture of an exiled servant is enough for a king to fall in love, much to his wife's displeasure, in one play by this author.
{Kalidasa} [accept {Malavika} and {Agnimitra} before the first “{this author}”]