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Which of these is a composition of the ancient period in classical Sanskrit?

A

Raghuvansha

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B

Shishupalavadh

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C

Kiratarjuniya

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D

Kumarasambhava

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The correct options are
A Raghuvansha
B Shishupalavadh
C Kiratarjuniya
D Kumarasambhava
‘Raghuvansha’ and ‘Kumarsambhava’ by Kalidasa, ‘Kiratarjuniya’ by Bharavi and ‘Shishupalvadh’ by Magha are well-known compositions of the ancient period written in classical Sanskrit.

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