Dandin
Dandin was an Indian writer and poet who lived in the 7th century CE. He is primarily known for his contributions to Sanskrit literature, particularly his prose romances. Dandin is considered one of the most important figures in early Sanskrit prose, and his works have had a lasting influence on Indian literature and literary theory.
His most famous works are the "Dashakumaracharita" (Adventures of Ten Princes) and the "Karpūramañjarī" (A Play
Dandin is also credited with the "Kavyadarsha" (Mirror of Poetry), a seminal work on poetics and literary