This comic play is a severe but grossly indelicate satire upon the
profligacy of Brahmans assuming the character of religious mendicants.
It satirizes also the encouragement given to vice by princes, the
inefficacy of ministers, and the ignorance of physicians and
astrologers.
It is the work of a Pandit named Jagaddisa, and was represented at the
vernal festival; but where, or when, it is not known.