A history of Sanskrit literature provides a detailed account of the evolution of Sanskrit literature, spanning from ancient religious texts to the classical and medieval periods. The book examines the development of various literary forms, including poetry, drama, and prose, and highlights the cultural, philosophical, and intellectual significance of these works. It discusses the key texts that have shaped Indian thought and literature, such as the Vedas, epics, and philosophical treatises. Through this analysis, the work illustrates the profound influence of Sanskrit literature on Indian society, offering insights into its linguistic richness and its role in the transmission of ideas across generations. The text also explores the contributions of prominent authors, examining their works and their impact on the broader literary tradition. By studying the historical context of these texts, the book provides readers with a deeper understanding of the values, religious beliefs, and social structures of ancient India. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the roots of Sanskrit literature and its lasting influence on global literary traditions.