... of Dhanapāla's friend and patron, the Paramāra king Bhōja. andrew.ollett@gmail.com Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 Apabhramsha Dhanapāla Jainism Iconoclasm Mahmud of Ghazna Bhoja samarpaṇam This article is an attempt to implement four major lessons that I have learned...

...- lonial enterprises. Postcolonial theory has been erary aesthetic, rasa theory, and King Bhoja’s The less successful in showing us a way out of this consolidation of alamkara´sastra (poetics) in condition; for if we have rejected the politics of eleventh-­century Malwa, most famously...

... poetic tradition and quotes both Bhamaha and interesting infusion of Sanskrit tatsamas (loan words) is Bhoja at the outset and acknowledges the Amarakosa. found, for example, in Sivaji's letter to Dadaji Naras But he accords a high status to the various vernaculars, Prabhu, deshpande of the Rohida...

... compositions” (anekakavyakkriyabhih pratisthitakavi- on Bhoja 3:2 and the Calukyas 3:3, as well as the mas- rajasabdasya) (Dineschandra Sircar, Select Inscriptions terful treatment of the legacy of Kalidasa’s adaptation...