TALES FROM THE HINDU DRAMATISTS - Awaken Video

father of the damsel, to whose vengeance Pradyumna is about to fall a
victim, when Krishna and Baladeva with their followers come to the
rescue. A combat ensues in which Vajranabha is defeated and slain. The
engagement is seen by two Gandherbas from their chariots in the air.
VIDAGDHA MADHAVA.
The loves of Krishna and Radha are intense. The two lovers often engage
in jealous squabbles.
Chandravali, a nymph of Vrindavan, is enamoured of Krishna and thus
excites the jealousy of Radha.
The Paurnamasi, the personified day of the full moon, interests herself
in the union of Krishna and Radha.
DHANANYAYA VIJAYA.
The cattle of king Virat are carried off by Karna and the Kuru princes.
Aryuna recovers them after a great battle. The different chiefs appear,
threaten one another and praise themselves.
Indra and some of his attendants contemplate the fight from the clouds.
HASYARNAVA.
The king Anasayindhu, in his progress through his city, regrets to find
everything subverted: that Chandals, not Brahmans, make shoes; that
wives are chaste and husbands constant; and that respect is paid to the
respectable, not to the vile; and that Vyadhisindhu, the doctor, cures
the cholic by applying a heated needle to the palate, and perforates the
pupils of the eyes in order to restore vision.
Sadhhinsaka, the chief of police, reports with great satisfaction that
the city is completely in the hands of thieves; the Commander-in-chief
Ranajambuka, after putting on his armour, valiantly cuts a leech in two.
Mahayatrika, the astrologer, in answer to a question of the time to take
a journey, indicates hours and positions which proclaim approaching
death.
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