RULE id: krama (129)
SOURCE: brihaddesi_sharma_1992 (vol_I_p048, vol_I_p053, vol_I_p057, vol_I_p064, vol_I_p099)
SCOPE: technical_term family, Brihaddesi (Mātaṅga ~750 CE)
CONCEPT: krama
STATUS: empirical

ASSERTIONS:
  - [definition] kramas represent original order or combinations in tāna enumeration
    -- p.vol_I_p048 "the resulting number would be constituted of kramas 53 (original order or combinations)"
  - [definition] Krama is an alankāra meaning a specific order or sequence
    -- p.vol_I_p053 "(19) Krama (a specific order or sequence)"
  - [definition] krama involves ascending through svaras in successive order without gaps and pronouncing them in prastara order, increasing one by one
    -- p.vol_I_p057 "There, krama is that, where having reached the sthayin55 (steady) svara after ascending in the svaras in successive order beginning with one, without any gap, s"
  - [structural] krama is not different from prastara and is identical in form
    -- p.vol_I_p057 "This is not different from prastara, being identical in form.56"
  - [structural] krama involves ascending to antara and then to kākali to reach the sthayin-svara
    -- p.vol_I_p057 "Or, having ascended to the antara (gandhāra) and in the same order having ascended to the kākali (niṣāda) the sthāyi-svara (steady note) is reached, that is kra"
  - [structural] Krama moves to one, two or three svaras in successive order
    -- p.vol_I_p064 "That should be known as krama, which moves to one, two or (149) three svaras in successive order."
  - [definition] Krama is a combination of svaras where the original order remains intact
    -- p.vol_I_p099 "Krama is a combination of svaras where the original order remains intact"

CITED_RULES:
  - alaṅkāra  (definition)
  - antara  (structural)
  - kākalī  (structural)
  - niṣāda  (structural)
  - prastāra  (definition)
  - prastāra  (structural)
  - sthāyin  (definition)
  - sthāyin  (structural)
  - svaras  (definition)
  - svaras  (structural)
  - tāna  (definition)

CONFIDENCE: empirical
PROTECT: false