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There is an old time story related to kalidasa etc known as SASE MIRA any one fully knows this story please?
It's tale attributed alternatively to Kalidasa/Saradanand-bakhusurudan.
[Sa]dbhavam pratipannanam vanchane ke vidaghata?
ankam aruhya suptanam, hantuh kim nama paurusham?
[Se]tum gatva samudrasya ganga-sagar-sangame,
Brahmahatya pramuchyate, mitra-droha na muchyte!
[Mi]tra-drohi, kritaghnas cha yas cha vishvas-ghatakam,
Trayas te narakam yanti, yad Chandra-divakarau.
[Ra]jan tvam asya putrasya yadi kalyanam icchhasi,
Daanam dehi dvijatinam, tat hita durgati varanam.
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