The Lazzat-un-Nisa (The Pleasure of Women) is a legendary 17th-century Persian treatise on sexology and health, translated by the poet Mohammed Shah "Jami" in 1646 CE. Based on the Sanskrit Koka Shastra (Ratirahasya) authored by Koka Pandit (or Kokkoka), the work blends poetic romance with medical advice on marital harmony, anatomy, and sexual wellness. Historical Significance & Content

: Tradition suggests it was composed for a king named Venudutta to provide a comprehensive guide on love and intimacy. Translations

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