किरातार्जुनीयम् - प्रथमः सर्गः (संस्कृत-भाषया)
Kiratarjuniyam - Sarga 1 (Sanskrit Explanation)
Kiratarjuniyam is one of the five mahakavyas or great epics of the classical Samskrita literature. Bharavi, author of this kavya, is famous for the depth of meaning (अर्थ-गौरवम्). In these lectures, first sarga of the poem is explained verse-by-verse in simple Sanskrit.
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About the Course
What will you gain from this course? (Key Benefits / Learning Outcomes)
- Verse-by-verse understanding of the Kiratarjuniyam – prathama sarga.
- Appreciation of basic poetic and linguistic aspects of Sanskrit literature.
- Focussed explanations are helpful in exam preparation.
What are the materials/support you get?
- 12 pre-recorded audios which you can access anytime, from any device.
- Doubt clarifications through Email.
- Some additional resources with book links.
What are the pre-requisites to get the best out of this course? (Eligibility)
- Good knowledge of Sanskrit language and grammar, at the level of Chittoor - Samartha / Samskrita Bharati - Kovida.
- Previous exposure to simpler kavyas will help in understanding and appreciating this kavya better.
- Ability to understand simple spoken Sanskrit.
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About the Teacher
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Smt. Sujatha Bala
- Smt. Sujatha is currently pursuing her PhD from the University of Madras, having completed Acharya (Sahityashastra) and MPhil.
- She is well-trained in the spoken Sanskrit methodology of Samskrita Bharathi, and is an extremely popular teacher.
- She has several years of experience in training students for various levels of Chittoor examinations.
Know More about the Course
Kiratarjuniyam is one of the five great poems of Samskrita Literature – the पञ्च-महाकाव्यs. Bharavi, author of this poem, is famous for the depth of meaning (अर्थ-गौरवम्) and this poem is prescribed for study in the syllabus of many Sanskrit exams at the graduate level, including the Shastri exams of RSVP, Tirupati and the Samartha (4th level) examinations of Chittoor board. The poem has eighteen cantos (sarga-s), and the first sarga is one of the most popular portions of the poem.
First sarga of Kiratarjuniya contains 46 verses. A spy sent by Yudhishthira returns and reports the excellence of Duryodhana in ruling the kingdom and looking after the subjects. trying to win them over by the time the Pandavas return. After his departure, Draupadi tries to incite Yudhishthira to declare war with the Kauravas, by describing the pathetic state that the Pandavas are currently in, and Yudhishthira’s foolishness in sticking to an agreement with foes who have no moral standards.
This course is also available in Tamil – Click here for the Tamil version
This course is also available in Tamil – Click here for the Tamil version
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