Question Q.13DiscussGS1GS1
Sanskrit literature in general and particularly in the Gupta age set a high watermark for the literary history of ancient India. Discuss.
Introduction
Sanskrit is an Indo-Aryan language which has marked [illegible] influence on absolute Indian culture.
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Main Body
Sanskrit as high watermark:
1Several plays were written in Sanskrit such as Raghuvamsham, Abhijnan Shakuntalam by Kalidas
2Religious texts also formed Samvat such as Mahabarat by Ved Vyas
3Aesthetic rules (Ex - Vaidyayan's)
4Exotic plays (Ex - Kamendar)
5Meditation for the tell dame (Ex - Mani[illegible]am is a mixture of Sanskrit & Malayalam
6Rock cliffs were also carved in Samber (Ex - Posy, Khushed) & Rock edit.
7Samskrt on currency dint with also came Stone Lranni elo.
Along with Sanskrit, Ruppa age his well-known history of...
1Cave Astle Like Ajanta & Ellora
2Temple Architecture like Krishna Temple & Miriam Temple in Ellora caves
3Better administration with Sudha & Samut
4Vast empire and ambitious rules like Samugupra
5Patronage to diverse & candidate [illegible] Malaba University came as a cultural platform for Home empire
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- Mentions key works by canonical authors
- Attempts to structure answer with multiple dimensions
- References both secular and religious literature
Topper
Manan Bhat
AIR 88
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature and Architecture from ancient to modern times
Salient aspects of Literature from ancient to modern times
Sanskrit Literature in Gupta Age
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