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Nine Jewels of King Chandragupta II

Hi everyone. In this post, I shall list the famous nine jewels in the court of the Chandragupta II along with their field of expertise.


NameField of Expertise
KalidasaDrama & Poetry
HarisenaPoetry
DhanvantariMedicine
KahapanakaAstrology
VarahamihiraAstrology
ShankuArchitecture
VararuchiGrammar
Vetala BhattaMagic
AmarasimhaLexicography
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