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Jesrut
12016-05-25T10:50:15-04:00Amardeep Singhc185e79df2fca428277052b90841c4aba30044e1422Glossaryplain2016-05-31T01:44:39-04:00Sarita Mizinf3227efb2a3c20c94b23681a0d509e36b12805e9In "The Mirror of Two Worlds," Lockwood Kipling clearly means for this to refer to a figure from Hindu mythology. But it is unclear which character from "The Ramayana" "Jesrut" is intended to be -- possibly Jataka.