Chandrahasa - English

The Chandrahasa narrative is included in the "Jamini Bharata," which is credited to Vyasa's follower Jaimini, who is also regarded as the originator of the Purvamimamsa school of thought. The Jamini Bharata is a treasure trove of tales from Lord Vishnu's followers that demonstrates that God never abandons those who have implicit faith.

Because of Chandrahasa's absolute faith in the Lord, the repeated attempts on the life of the innocent man not only failed to materialize, but they also ultimately backfired on the criminal himself. Chandrahasa is well known for its use of lyrical language, striking environmental imagery, and incorporation of custom. It is commended for its rich narrative, nuanced characters, and analysis of universal themes that still have resonance for readers today.