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ABOUT IfiOO >T£mS AGO, A VAST fWfT OF //VBJA Am Bt/LFD BY A GSEAT HING, SAMUDfSAGUPTA. RATAUPUrm WAS ITS GAfVTAL. THE HfNO HAP TWO SONS-RAAMGUPTA A/VP GHAA//ASA6UPTA.

T(^ fMP A AfUA(8£K OF PLA<^mT£S. SOMS OF THEIR FATTY’S /mmST^E/SSP/fAAP OFFASERS-. OAAE PA^^

PRASEN* SHALL WE GO TO THE

RIVER BANK , TO PLAY?

THAT NA/ILL BE GREAT

FUN I

THE RIVER / BANK IS

HAUNTED BY WILD BEASTS LET US SEC

WHAT V FATHER

SAYS.

THE*/ M/EA/r TO THE Htf/G CERTAINLY MY sons; vou have

NOTHING TO k FEAR.

' MAY WE GO TO THE RIVER BANK ^^FOR A WALK?>

AS 77/tV PLAV£P OA/ Tff£ RiVCR BA/Wi. CHANDRA-

euPTA, CIJW FOR YOUR

. LIFE I

RUN PRINCE CHANDRAGUPTA

RUN. A lion is COMING I HIS

WAY! ^

ilic^ w^m JjP

aui tSHAA/PPAGUPTA STOOD MS GROUND. iiii -

AS THE LfOM ATTA&fEP H/Mt GHAATPRAGOPTA SfDE-STEPPED AND-

AS THE PRIN(3£S CVO H/OT RETtJRH W TfME, SAMUDRm(M>rA HAD SENT HtS SOLDfEQS TO LOOK TOR THEM,

THE S0i.DfER3 RUSHED BHSH AND /A/EORMED SAMUDRAGOfiTA.

WON'T YOU REWARD THE

PRINGE, .MAHARAJ

HOW SHALL I REWARD YOU, MY SON ? AH ! YOU WILL

BEAR THE BURDENS OF THIS VAST KINGDOM

OF MINE I

MINISTER, DID YOU FIEAR THATPJ

' DON'T WORRY, MY PRINCE I

AS FAR AS I GAN HELP IT, YOUR

RIGHT WILL NOT BE TAKEN AWAY

w FROM YOU !

AFG^ YFAFS CAr£ff,UWFA/ SA/yfC^AGUPTA PiCP-

MINISTER, PLEASE SEND FOR \ DON’T BE THE ROYAL PRIEST TO PERFORM J IMPATIENT

MY,^ browning ^ y PRINGE ■REMONY.

IT’S TOO SOON. YOUR FATHER’S ASHES ARE

vStill warm.

OHANDRAGUPTA MIGHT...

BUT A / BUT PRASEN! OUR LATE V the Right of

VOUG HOLINESS. PLEASEI/MAHARAJ HAD WISHEOAsueSESSION IS MAKE THE NEGESSARY/ PRlNGE SHANDRAGUPTA J MY ELDER BROI ARRANGEMENTS TO \TO SUSeEED HIM. A /\ EH*;

m^e^/ A F£i4/ OAVS //A£> GCW£ SV

THe GACUA/A//A^ GGS^MOA/*/ a/AS /)£Q£OPM££>.

HE WILL SAFEGUAKD NOTI IEH of the two.

TAKE IVIY WORD FOR IT, j MAY YOU \ '

safeguard THE ) i TRADITIONS OF N. YOUR ANSESTOGS AND THE eOUNTR'l^

W^f YES. HE ,, W DESERVES \f^J\ ALL THEY

\ SAY AND fffv \ MORE. ,

MADHAVI, THERE 13 NO exaggeration IN WHAT THE'^ SAY OF A

shandra- H GUPTA

PRINGE SHANDRA- euPTA RENOUNGEO THE CROWN FOR

^OUR HUSBAND.^

IS THAT SO '?

YOU MAY HAVE HEARD MANY

MORE THINGS,

ONB a^w

MY LORD, I AM TOLD PRINCE CHANDRAGUPTA GAVE UP THE CROWN FOR

you! y

z' MV QUEEN, NOBODY EVER MAKES SUSH A SASRlFieE FOR ANOTHER.

MAHARAJ.THE RASS fiHBAD IS IN THE

HANDS OF THE SAKAS k WE ®AN'T GO . ,X FARTHER. ^

NEXT MORNiNG WH£M THBV STARTED MAReHffJG AHEAP-

SOON A SOtPfER CAME mjsHme m the ku^.

I HEAR TRUMPETS-

A WARNING SIGNAL.

<SOM£ TIME lATER -

I BRING BAD NEWS.O KINGi the f%S3 WHICH WE GAME HAS ALSO BEEN GAPTUHEP BY THE SAKAS WE ARE TRAPPED*

WHAT WILL HAPPEN NOW? WE WILL BE MASSAGREO.

FIND OUT WHAT THE SAKA KING WANTS. OFFER

HIM A PEAGE > '■^--^fiELjTREAT>V'

IS THERE NO alternative 7j

^ GO AVWY from here.

PON’T MEDPLE IN THE MATTERS

OF STATE.

SOON THE ICING’S J^SSENGER MAHARAJ, I don’t , PARE repeat j

WHAT DOES THE SAKA

lming say?

HE PEMANDS THE HANP OF .OUR QUEEN? i

THAT’S bight!

P*^THIS RioieuLous. ^

" ISN’T THERE ANOTHER WAY OUT ?

YES, THERE IS - PRfNeE

’shandragupta ALONE ©AN

V HELP YOU.

IS THAT REALLY possible?

HURRY I GO TO HIM.

MA/ I HAVE A WORP WITH VOUj MAHARAO \ A ^

THIS MUST BE PONE-TO SAVE OUR eOUNTRY, I

PRINSE. /

Please calm YOURSELF. OARE INSULT YOU WHILE I AM

ALIVE.

MAHARAJ,HAVE \/ YOU REALLY 1 THERE IS NO ASREEP TO HANDj ALrERNATIV^, OVER MAHARANI OHRUVA PEVI

TO THE SAKA KING ? /I

I WILL NEVCR T TTHEN-CO ALLOW THIS ! k YOU WAWT ME

JStK KILLED?

NO YOU WILL NOT BE HARMED- NOR WILL THE QUEEN BE GIVEN UP TO

MAHARANI. THE PRIISiee LOOKS

AS IF HE IS YOUR 'S. TWIN ! —'

TASf /MV MRUVA DeV7 (laS TO BE UWXP Of^R TO THE SAMA KfAfG

PRINeE, YOU ARE £70ING THIS FOR ME !

Z' EXAfiTLY WHAT I

WANT TO LOOK like! NOW

WAIT AND tv WATGH!

THE PALM/QUfN AfV^mHED 7NE SAMA GAMP.

OUR SAKA king QESERVEP THIS MOST BEAUTIFUL OF WOMEN- AND HE HAS GOT HER!

GOO BE WITH YOU

PRINGE t YES,

PRINCE, OOMPLETEtY

NO ONE WILL EVER SUSPECT(

THE SWORD IS WELL HIDDEN-

ISN’T IT

O SAKA KING . MAHARANt DHRUVA

DEVI’S PALANQUIN IS ALMOST /

HERE! I

MV eff£RiSH£P ORCAM IS ABOUT TO

SOME

WELeoME.MAHARANl DHRUVA DEVI YOU ARE NOW THE GONSORT OF

ARE YOU ALL SET TO AeeoRD HER A ROYAL RESEPTION P

ANP./VLSO, NOTIFY THE

SQUAD WAITING V CLOSE BY. ^

VERY WELL I

VieTORY TO eHANDR/tGUPTA I HAIU MAHARANI^

DHRUVA DEVI ! M

/A/rORMEP or THT SAffA PEBASCE^ J^AAMGCfPTA AMP D*4m/VA PEt/f

I AM VERY pleased WITH VDU,eHANDeAGUI>TA. YOU WILL BE REWARDED

QV TH£fR I^TURM TO THE &APrrAt.

©HANDRAGUPTA WAS THE ©HOSEN j\ HEIR TO THE GUPTA THROME ! I

MAHARAU SAMUDRAGUPTA HAD HIMSELE NOMIWATED

HIM I

^ RAMAGUPTA IS A eOWARD. HE HAS NO

RIGHT TO BE THE KING -

LET US GO MINISTER. I HAVE HEARD ENOUGH ABOUT SHANDGAGUPTA FOP A LIFE TIME .

I VOU TOO HAVE BEEN TAHEW IN

I GANNOT FOR EVER euOSE MV EYES TO REALITIES !

THAT NIGHT, //V eHAMXAGUPTA^ ^P-<SHAM8ER

zrr

vieroRY xo eUANOC/NGUPTA f

w ms Qoutn- next om I HAVE

SAP NEWS for you. MAHARAJ RAVUW3UPTA

. JS DEAD.

..*

AT THAT/mmSAfT A THQCX^ Of KOPLE ENTERED THE SCXJgT.

HE SAN SAFEGUARP THE 1 COUNTRY AMO THE /

^ GUP I A 1 RADI I IONS L;l>--v.

-„ _ A. YES. PHINSE

©handragu- IS THE

VX RIGHTFUL HEIR TO THE

©UPTA W THRONE.

PPINGE ©HANDPA euPTA SAVEP THE HONOUR OF BOTH HIS eOUNTRY AND HIS ANSESTORS

I HAVE A SERIOUS PROPOSAL TO MAKE TO VOU, GENTLEMEN

IX IS HE WHO SET

PRINSE RAMAGUPTA

ON THE

PRINGE ©HANDRAGUPTA IS THE RIGHTFUL HEIR TO THE

GUPTA THRONE ! ^

WE WILL LAY DOWN OUR . UVES FOR PfilNSE y \^HANDRAGUPTA

WELL SAIDP PRINeE

GHANDRAGUPTA SAVED HER

FROM DISHONOUR. /

AND HE has the Right to marry maharanj dhruva

DEVI! ^

THE WEDDING SHOULD 6E PERFORMED RIGHT after the ©ROWNING ^ eEHEMONY. ^

YOUR HOLINESS Please GOME

V UP. /

Wr ji';. 1

JxW ^ m

THE BURDEN OF DEFENDING THE

GOUNTRV IS NOW YOUOS, MAHAJRAJ

SHANDR-A- ^ GUPTA .

THE eONSEMT OF ^ / I AOOEPT THE ^ MAHAPAU eHANOPAGUPTA WILL OF MAHABAJ AND MAHARANI DHRUVA / VeHANOBAGUPTA.THE DEVI HAS TO BE _ —\ MINISTER AND r obtained. YOUR "^^OUB PEOPLE, y

TM£ lA^DDfNG f*S4S SOLBMA/tSeO.

MtNIISTER, PLEASE ASK THE PEOPLE TO STAV awhile! y

I HAVE TO MAKE A SPEfirAU

ANNOUNeEMEWT

/tm l\\ 4 m 1

oev/ KS/fTHes i4/ofXi. aveatv, at the eoum w umami ~

MY eOUNTRYMEN , AS YOU WILL BE MY WITNESS , I WILL NOT REST UNTIL I HAVE DRIVEN EVERY

IT WILL BE MY ENDEAVOUR TO KEEP

THIS PROMISE AUVE AND FRESH IN THE

MIND OF OUR

YtXJ ARE A GREAT POET, KAUDASA! I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE DRAMA

‘SHAKUNTALA’ ENACT¬ ED AGAIN NEXT FULL- MOON DAY. WOULDN*'

YOU, DEVI?

IS GREAT &HARM IN

THE POET’S WRITINGS.

BUT maharaj...

I LIKE THE PEASE. LIKE THE PEOPLE.

THE PEOPLE HERE ADORE YOU BESAUSE YOU FREED

THEM FROM SAKA DOMINATION, THEY ALL REFER TO YOU

AS VIKRAMADITYA .

MAHARAU, HAVEN’T WE STAYED LONG ENOUGH AT

THIS DLASE?

//V THE T>M/ieE

YES >\ND near THE 60COERS OF

THIS COUNTRY THE KUSHANAS

HARASS OUR PEOPLE.

SPUeffEi? 3V THE OP PHRU\TA D£iH ■, @HAA/CfPAf^PTA SOOAr LEFT OH A SAMPA/GH AGA/HST THE SAHAS.

f^ypi£ G/H/£ AA/ eA/miA^ASTTS UI/£L0O/I^ TO THUR HERO OW HfS REJURM.

LATER GNAA/RRAGURTA lAAEATT AS TAR AS BAGTT&Aa BEVOArD THE HlAiOU KUS/T /nOUA/TA/ATS AA/T? DEfEATED THE HUSMAA/AS TOO.

WHICH OF THE ACKs HAVE YOU STILL NOT READ?

EPIC3 AND WrrHOLOGV

Sssr ((ww/i sftwtes /rom ifio Epica JMitf W» Pui'jiflffls

Ajjhiriiisn^ Afutstys Andhaka Amruddfia Aninl And UtLanka Astiwini Kumars Ayyappan eatiutm^i BhanumalJ BIwsmaAnd Hanuman Bhoosrima Cuandfflhasa Dasharalfia □hruva Ahd AafVlavak/a □raupadi [hunB Elaphanla

■Gandh&ri Oanaftha Gifieftho Arri Tht Moon Ganga Giwuda GtvatolkachB Hanuman Hanuman Tg Tha Roscua ^ri^handra Hanoes or Hamci Indra AthI Shachl Indra And Shrbi Indra And Vdtfa JagutinaLha CK Rurl J^Bdratha KacIhB And □Rvayarvi Kama KarttiKeya Kofifirk Knshna Kir^na And Jarasandha Krianna And Narakasufa Knshna And Rukmlni Kristina And Shishupala Krkihna And Tho Falsa

Vaasudeva Kjubsrg KumbhvflKarna Mal>abnarala hianiravana Maphikala HahuBlia Mala Qaimayand ParaaksAK Parashufiama Prabhnvall Pradyumna Prahlad Puruihrttam DavAndi

PadntavBli Rama Rflvnnn Htimblad Saraawab Sail And Shiva Savdrl Shiva Pafvali Slarios a) Craalian Subhadfa SudBina Sdkonya Surya Tal&s From Tha

UpanisKads Tales Of Aijuna Talas 01 Balarama talas Of Dur^ talBs Of Indra Tales Of Nanad'a

Tales Of Shiva Tales Of Vishnu Tales OrVudNshlhiia Tapah Thanjavur The Churning Of The

Ocean The GdlB The Goldeni Mongoose The King In

A Perrol's Tho Lord Of Lanka Tho Pandava PfIncM The PandavBs In Hiding The Parijata Trira The Sons Of Rama The SyBmanlakB Gem Teupatl Tripura Uloopi Valshno Devi Vail VishwamilrB Yayeti

VISIONARIES tmptriiig iakts ofttMnksn,

social rafoomrs and nalioft btfUdors

Adi ShanScara Absfl Einalein Annnl Pal Babasaheb Ambedkar

Buddha ChBifanyB Mahaprabhu CharuLya

Chokha Mgla DayananiJa DsflhbEiindhu

Ohdlafanjen Dss EknBlh fa Hiafi GhanstiyanKlBS Blifa Guru Arjan Guru Goblriid Singh Guru Har Gobkid Guru Nanak Guru Tegh Bahadur Hluan Tsang J.R 0 Tald Jagadis Chondr'a Bobo Jamse^ Tata

JawaharloJ Nehru JaysprekBsh Nareyen Jim Corbett hJneneihwiv Kabir Kalidasa Lid Bahadur Shaatrl Lokmaniya Tilak M. S. Subbulahahmi MndhvechArya MghavjfB Marie And Pierre Curie MagasEhenes MIrabai Mother Torosa Narayan Guru RabiiTdrBnaih Tagorg Rum Gheatri RBmana Matkamhl Rairianuja Selim All Shankar Dev Soordas Sd. RamBhriitiiia Srinivasa Ramanujan SubrairiEinia Bharati

Swemi ChinmayenBude SwsmI Praeavanenda Tates Of Sai Baba Tdomii Tulsidas Vktyasagaf VhiekanendB ZarathuahtTB

INDIAN CLASSICS ErK-Aarifing Tales from

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Ananda Math Ancesm Of Rama □evi Choudhuram Durgesh Nandmi Kadambari HLinrIagI Kapala Kundala Kumanen Maarfhaarida Vaima Metevika Manemmanl Prince Jivaka Rar Singh Ratnavoli ShakuniaJa The Adventures Of PrnEqppn TheElusiva Kaka Udaysris Urvashl VasanEasena Vasavadaua Vedr Dhaval

FABLES AND HUMOUR Evergruen Mifples. legiends and faJas of wistfoim and ibumoE/f

A Ba:g Of Geld Coins Amrapili Andher Nagerl Angullmela Bikal The Terrible SIRBAL STORIES

Birbal The Clawer Birbal The Geniul Birtial The JusI Birbal The Wise Birbfll The Willy Barbel To The Rescue The Inlmilable BIrbai

ChandrnietAE □hdia And Maru Friends And FemS Odpal And The Cnwherd Gopal The Jester HITOPAQE SNA TALES

Choice Of Friends Hetw Friends Are Pahed

Mothal JATAKA TALES

aarae OfWiis Bird Stenoi □eer StodeE Elephant SEories Jackal SEoriei Monkey Stories Nandi Vishala Slorlei Of Ccufaga Stories Of Wisdom Tales Of MIsore The Deadly Feast The GranI And

The Ownrf The Hidden Treasure Tlw Mofftc Chant

The Mouse Merchens True Friends

Kanwiil Anri Keher Koaori Thi Flying Tfwif King Kusha Manduka PANCHATANTRA TALES

CrevrsAnd Owla How The Jackal AEe

The ElephaeE The Brahmin And

Tho Goat Thfl Dullard The Greedy MolhBr-

in-tew The JackslAnd

The Wardrtim Remon OfTeMI Reman The Maichless Wil Sahasramafla Sakahi GcipDl SaEwanl Kaur Sharan Kaur Shrenik Sukhu And Dukhu Sundari Taloi OI Moryotfai Rema The Acrobal The Adventures

OfAgad Oafla The AcfvBfiEureS Of

BBdduAnd ChhOtu TTie BndegreE>m'$ Rirq The Cetestipl Nepklpce The Clover Danesr The Cdwherri Of Almw The Fearless Boy Tho Feof's Olftcrples The GdMen Sand The Graan Demon The Unhappy Ttgiat The Leamad Pandit The Losl Prince The Mogic Grow The Miraculous Conch Tho Myelery Of

The Mlsslrtg Gift The Pandit And The Milkmaid The And The Dog The P>0U5 Cal The Priceless Gim The PnneeAnd

The Magician The Prophecy The Queen's Necklace The Rainbow Prince The Sacral Of The

Tslking Bird The Siten.1 Taocher TheTTgerAndThe

Woorfoecker Tho Tl^of Eolor Thugsen Vidyut Chora VykromediLya's Threna

BRAVEHEARTS Stifling toim of brow fnan

etfd wofrnefl of InOia

A NBliqn AwpAos Ahllyatiei HIgtkar AjPlashalru Akbur Amar Singh Ralhor Astioka Babur Bagha Jalin Bajirao I

GalBditya And Vathodharmo

Balban Bfind* Behnduf Bsppa Flawal Baer Madho And Pir All BhagoL Slrigh Bldrii ChaiKl BimbisBra Chanri BIbi Chandra SliekharAzad ChendraguplB Maurya Chonfiamma Of Ketadi Dara Shuklu And

Auranga^ob DurgedtiB Ellora Caves Hakka And Bukka Heri Gingh Nalwa HarsKa Hamu Humayun Jahangir Jalliahwalo Bagh KBipena Cb^wlB KocKunnl Krlshnadeva Raya Kunwar Singh LqcTkI Barphukon Lahladrlye hlangal Panrie Now Jahan Padmini Parno And Hadt Rani Peurava And Alexander PrilhviTBi Chauhan Raja Bhoja Raja Raja Chola Rena Kumbha Ran* Pralflp Rana Sanga Rent Abbakke Ram Durgnvnll Rani Of Jhansi Ranjil Singh Rash Bihari Bose Roopmali SEimbhaJi Snmudfa Gupta Sea Reule to India Shah JshBn Shairvahana Shanlala $her $hSll ShrvaJI Subhas Chandra Boss Sultana Raria Surjya Sen Tachcholi Ofhonan Tales Of ShivaJI Tana^ Terurirvg Norgay The HisiDric dly Of Delhi The Rani Of Klttur Tipu Sulton Veer" Hammir Veer Savarkar 'Velu Thampi VikremBditya

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