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	''Chakrapanivijay'' is about the marriage of Usa, daughter of Banasur. Noted anthologies such as ''Subhasitaratnakox'' and ''Saduktikarnamrta'' include some ''shlokas'' attributed to Lakshmidhar. [Suresh Chandra Banerjee]		''Chakrapanivijay'' is about the marriage of Usa, daughter of Banasur. Noted anthologies such as ''Subhasitaratnakox'' and ''Saduktikarnamrta'' include some ''shlokas'' attributed to Lakshmidhar. [Suresh Chandra Banerjee]

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	'''Laksmidhar''' (11th century) Sanskrit poet, and, according to the personal account given in his 22-episode epic ''~~Chakrap''''an''''ivijay~~'', son of Shristambha and resident of village Bhattankita Koshal or Bhattakoshal in Gauda. Some scholars believe that the present-day Kushail in bogra was his village. He became a courtier of Paramar Raj or Dhararaj Bhoj (1000-45) of Malawi. According to some scholars, he was a courtier of Bhojbarmadev, the king of Bengal (12th century).		'''Laksmidhar''' (11th century) Sanskrit poet, and, according to the personal account given in his 22-episode epic ''Chakrapanivijay'', son of Shristambha and resident of village Bhattankita Koshal or Bhattakoshal in Gauda. Some scholars believe that the present-day Kushail in bogra was his village. He became a courtier of Paramar Raj or Dhararaj Bhoj (1000-45) of Malawi. According to some scholars, he was a courtier of Bhojbarmadev, the king of Bengal (12th century).

	''Chakrapanivijay ''is about the marriage of Usa, daughter of Banasur. Noted anthologies such as ''~~Subh''''as''''itaratnako''''x''''~~ ''and ''~~Saduktikar''''na''''m''''r''''ta~~'' include some ''shlokas'' attributed to Lakshmidhar. [Suresh Chandra Banerjee~~] [Banerjee, Suresh Chandra Professor (retd) of Sanskrit, Calcutta University~~]		''Chakrapanivijay'' is about the marriage of Usa, daughter of Banasur. Noted anthologies such as ''Subhasitaratnakox'' and ''Saduktikarnamrta'' include some ''shlokas'' attributed to Lakshmidhar. [Suresh Chandra Banerjee]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Laksmidhar''' (11th century) Sanskrit poet, and, according to the personal account given in his 22-episode epic ''Chakrap''''an''''ivijay'', son of Shristambha and resident of village Bhattankita Koshal or Bhattakoshal in Gauda. Some scholars believe that the present-day Kushail in bogra was his village. He became a courtier of Paramar Raj or Dhararaj Bhoj (1000-45) of Malawi. According to some scholars, he was a courtier of Bhojbarmadev, the king of Bengal (12th century).		'''Laksmidhar''' (11th century) Sanskrit poet, and, according to the personal account given in his 22-episode epic ''Chakrap''''an''''ivijay'', son of Shristambha and resident of village Bhattankita Koshal or Bhattakoshal in Gauda. Some scholars believe that the present-day Kushail in bogra was his village. He became a courtier of Paramar Raj or Dhararaj Bhoj (1000-45) of Malawi. According to some scholars, he was a courtier of Bhojbarmadev, the king of Bengal (12th century).

	~~<p class=Normal >~~''Chakrapanivijay ''is about the marriage of Usa, daughter of Banasur. Noted anthologies such as ''Subh''''as''''itaratnako''''x'''' ''and ''Saduktikar''''na''''m''''r''''ta'' include some ''shlokas'' attributed to Lakshmidhar. [Suresh Chandra Banerjee] [Banerjee, Suresh Chandra Professor (retd) of Sanskrit, Calcutta University]		''Chakrapanivijay ''is about the marriage of Usa, daughter of Banasur. Noted anthologies such as ''Subh''''as''''itaratnako''''x'''' ''and ''Saduktikar''''na''''m''''r''''ta'' include some ''shlokas'' attributed to Lakshmidhar. [Suresh Chandra Banerjee] [Banerjee, Suresh Chandra Professor (retd) of Sanskrit, Calcutta University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Laksmidhar''' (11th century) Sanskrit poet, and, according to the personal account given in his 22-episode epic ''Chakrap''''an''''ivijay'', son of Shristambha and resident of village Bhattankita Koshal or Bhattakoshal in Gauda. Some scholars believe that the present-day Kushail in bogra was his village. He became a courtier of Paramar Raj or Dhararaj Bhoj (1000-45) of Malawi. According to some scholars, he was a courtier of Bhojbarmadev, the king of Bengal (12th century).

<p class=Normal >''Chakrapanivijay ''is about the marriage of Usa, daughter of Banasur. Noted anthologies such as ''Subh''''as''''itaratnako''''x'''' ''and ''Saduktikar''''na''''m''''r''''ta'' include some ''shlokas'' attributed to Lakshmidhar. [Suresh Chandra Banerjee] [Banerjee, Suresh Chandra Professor (retd) of Sanskrit, Calcutta University]

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