Guzerat

They are genius.

So they crossed the Gir and the Guzerar.

And I'm not kidding.

They have ears that were longer than two feet.

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Now it is well known that this king ruled in Guzerat from 1244 to 1262 A.D., and founded a city called Visalnagar.

The date, therefore, of the commentary is taken to be not earlier than the tenth and not later than the thirteenth century.

The author of it is supposed to be one Yashodhara, the name given him by his preceptor being Indrapada.

Again, the copy of the commentary procured was evidently a transcript of a manuscript which once had a place in the library of a Chaulukyan king named Vishaladeva, a fact elicited from the following sentence at the end of it, quote, Here ends the part relating to the art of love in the commentary on the Vatsyayana Kama Sutra, a copy from the library of the king of kings, Vishaladeva, who was a powerful hero, as it were a second Arjuna, and head jewel of the Chaulukya family, end quote.

Now it is well known that this king ruled in Guzerat from 1244 to 1262 AD and founded a city called Visalnagar.

The date, therefore, of the commentary is taken to be not earlier than the tenth and not later than the thirteenth century.

The author of it is supposed to be one Yashodhara, the name given him by his preceptor being Indrapada.