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ind palace, the foundations of which were land by Valmuki and Vyasa, and an imposing edifice, consisting of beautiful lalls and cooms and collonades, was built by skilled architects lilc Kalidasa, Bhasa, Iswaghosha and Bhavabhat. The pre point but subile influence wielded by won over man is descubed in 5 slokas under llie caption Ft. Tlie greatness of Bhishma. the Kaurava watuor, who was the very crubadument of Hindu Dharma and culturc comes to for jest praise. In this poem one would have expected a reference, though very brie[ at lcast, to the encounter, wordy as well as physical, between Bhıslıma and Paraslicama narrated in the Udyoga porva of the Maha bliaratn 1o 57 ar, the autlior thinks more of the loca of the past than of the present Glory and renown in many fields of knowledge and achievement were India's characteristics in ancient days But today, There can be little doubt that she is shorn of all such vestments and presents a picture of economic distress political troulles and intellectual barrenness or sterility, The story is neatly told of Noti, the Rasput purse, who sacrificed her own child for preserving the price royaland later on, put an end to lier own life so that she Tay keep company with the little one, whom she despatched to the other world so circumstances of moving tragedy. Kung Canute's superlative haught-