The Mahvansi the Rj Ratncari And the Rjvali volume 1
The Mahvansi the Rj Ratncari And the Rjvali volume 1
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On the death of the above-named King Bm- dnsahara, the second King Sumana desired to get his kingdom, and fell in the battle : when this was heard by his Queen Smnane, who was then preg- nant, she fled away through fear, and came near to a niggi'oda, or naga-tree, which stood near the house of the chief herdsman, in the village where the keepers of cattle dwelt, near that city. When she came there, the Deity, who dwelt in the said naga-tree, called out to her by name to come to the tree; becaus...e that which was conceived in her was a blessed one. The queen, having heard the voice of the Deity, went to him, when the Deity, by his power, created there a house, and desiring the queen to live in it, he went away : on that night the queen brought forth a son in that house, under the naga-tree ; and this child, as he was born in the house which was created under the naga-tree, was called by the name of Prince Niggi^oda. The chief herds- man having happened to see this queen, he had assisted her in every thing, and from that time he had been serving her as if he was her own servant, besides which he provided her with every necessary of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the death of the above-named King Bm- dnsahara, the second King Sumana desired to get his kingdom, and fell in the battle : when this was heard by his Queen Smnane, who was then preg- nant, she fled away through fear, and came near to a niggi'oda, or naga-tree, which stood near the house of the chief herdsman, in the village where the keepers of cattle dwelt, near that city. When she came there, the Deity, who dwelt in the said naga-tree, called out to her by name to come to the tree; becaus...e that which was conceived in her was a blessed one. The queen, having heard the voice of the Deity, went to him, when the Deity, by his power, created there a house, and desiring the queen to live in it, he went away : on that night the queen brought forth a son in that house, under the naga-tree ; and this child, as he was born in the house which was created under the naga-tree, was called by the name of Prince Niggi^oda. The chief herds- man having happened to see this queen, he had assisted her in every thing, and from that time he had been serving her as if he was her own servant, besides which he provided her with every necessary of life.
What to read after The Mahvansi the Rj Ratncari And the Rjvali volume 1?
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