Which of the following text was written by Banabhatta?
Kadambari
Banabhatta was the court poet of King Harshavardhana in the 7th century CE. He wrote Harshacharita, a biography of Harsha, and Kadambari, a celebrated Sanskrit prose romance.
Kadambari was left unfinished by Banabhatta and was completed by his son Bhushanabhatta.
Dhatupatha is a list of verbal roots associated with Panini's grammar, while Ritusamhara and Raghuvamsha were written by Kalidasa. So the text written by Banabhatta is Kadambari.
Hence, Kadambari.
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