THE EPICS, THE SONNETS, AND THE GENRES: CONTRIBUTIONS TO LINGUISTICS AND LITERARY BRANCH INNOVATION IN CONTEXT.

This paper aims to assess the overall contribution of different language branches to world literature in the genres of sonnets and epics. The study focuses on determining region-based and language-branch-specific characteristics of epics, tracing their origin history, analyzing data on epics across different eras, and examining the themes found in the epic "MeghnadBadhKavya." Additionally, the research explores a new style of sonnet writing and provides data and descriptions of its themes. This study employs a descriptive qualitative research approach to accomplish its objectives. Through this investigation, the study reveals the proportion of epics and sonnets from ancient to modern eras, both on a continental and language-branch basis. By doing so, it encourages the expansion of sonnet and epic writing beyond the boundaries set by classical works. Moreover, the research highlights the ongoing efforts of writers who continue to produce new epics and sonnets. The author believes that by fostering collaboration between regional cultural and literary authorities, significant progress can be made in this regard. Consequently, the paper concludes by recommending the exploration of new avenues for sonnet and epic creation, suggesting a promising future for these genres. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]