Raghuvamsa is a classical Sanskrit poem written by the ancient Indian poet Kalidasa. It narrates the lineage of the Raghu dynasty, tracing the ancestry of Lord Rama, a central figure in the epic Ramayana. The poem highlights the virtues and heroic deeds of its kings, emphasizing themes of duty, honor, and righteousness. The work is divided into 19 cantos and is celebrated for its rich imagery and lyrical beauty. Kalidasa employs various literary devices, making it a significant contribution to Indian literature. The poem not only showcases the grandeur of the Raghu dynasty but also reflects the cultural values of ancient India.