Early Indian scholars, during the Vedic period (1700 B.C.-150 B.C.), used to write about the glorious deeds of the gods. However poets, scholars and kings post the Vedic period started writing about the human victories and hardships, their virtues and vices and the all-conquering power of love. Some of the best examples of this transition are Kadambari, Nagananda, Malati and Madhava, Malavika and Raja Bhoja. These stories express the mortal virtues and vices, such as fear of death and unequivocal selflessness. Collection of the following titles: Kadambari, Nagananda, Malati and Madhava, Malavika, Raja Bhoja