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why are ‘prashastis’ not factually correct

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Answered by shreyalj04

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The prashastis are not factually correct because they do not provide accurate information about the ruler. It is because the court poets, with the intention of impressing the ruler, would often write exaggerated accounts of the king's achievements. They tell us the way the rulers wanted to depict themselves; for example as great achievers, victorious, fearless, valiant, etc.

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Answered by dharavathtejasree

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Abkout prashastis full information

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