Which one of the following books of ancient India has the love story of the son of the founder of Sunga dynasty?

Q. Which one of the following books of ancient India has the love story of the son of the founder of Sunga dynasty?

(a) Swapnavasavadatta

(b) Malavikagnimitra

(c) Meghadoota

(d) Ratnavali

Ans: (b) Malavikagnimitra

Explanation: The love story of the son of the founder of the Sunga dynasty is depicted in the play “Malavikagnimitra.”

“Malavikagnimitra” is a Sanskrit play written by the renowned ancient Indian playwright Kalidasa. The play revolves around the romantic relationship between King Agnimitra, the son of the founder of the Sunga dynasty, and Malavika, a beautiful and talented maiden from Vidarbha. It portrays their love, courtship, and the various obstacles they face before ultimately being united.

The other options listed are also famous works of ancient Indian literature, but they do not specifically contain the love story of the son of the founder of the Sunga dynasty.

– “Swapnavasavadatta” is a Sanskrit drama written by Bhasa.

– “Meghadoota” is a Sanskrit poem written by Kalidasa, which describes the journey of a cloud messenger.

– “Ratnavali” is a Sanskrit drama written by Harsha.

Therefore, the correct answer to your question is (b) “Malavikagnimitra.”