Nagananda (English)
Nagananda a Sanskrit play by Sri Harsha, is a remarkable work that combines elements of heroism, devotion, and compassion. The play narrates the story of Jimutavahana, a noble prince who exemplifies selflessness and sacrifice. He willingly offers his life to save a serpent (Nāga) from being sacrificed to Garuda, showcasing the themes of altruism and the triumph of moral virtues. Blending mythology with profound philosophical undertones, Nagananda uniquely incorporates Buddhist values, such as compassion and non-violence, while remaining rooted in the aesthetics of classical Sanskrit drama. It is celebrated for its poetic elegance, emotional depth, and its powerful portrayal of the human spirit's capacity for goodness and empathy.
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