Dandin was a Sanskrit writer who lived in the 7th century. He is best known for his work The Dasakumaracharita, which is a collection of ten stories about the adventures of ten princes.

The Dasakumaracharita is a collection of ten stories about the adventures of ten princes who are separated from their families and must overcome various obstacles to find their way back home.

The Dasakumaracharita is a collection of ten stories about the adventures of ten princes.

The first story in The Dasakumaracharita is called The Story of Rajahamsa.

The last story in The Dasakumaracharita is called The Story of Ratnavali.

Rajahamsa is the main character in The Story of Rajahamsa.

Udayana is the main character in The Story of Udayana.

Vasavadatta is the main character in The Story of Vasavadatta.

Ratnavali is the main character in The Story of Ratnavali.

The Story of Rajahamsa is set in Ayodhya.

The Story of Udayana is set in Ujjain.

The Story of Vasavadatta is set in Mathura.

The Story of Ratnavali is set in Kashi.

The main conflict in The Story of Rajahamsa is that Rajahamsa is separated from his family.

The main conflict in The Story of Udayana is that Udayana is separated from his family.

The main conflict in The Story of Vasavadatta is that Vasavadatta is separated from her family.

The main conflict in The Story of Ratnavali is that Ratnavali is separated from her family.