RULE id: sañcārin (89)
SOURCE: brihaddesi_sharma_1992 (vol_II_p070, vol_I_p052, vol_I_p061, vol_I_p100)
SCOPE: technical_term family, Brihaddesi (Mātaṅga ~750 CE)
CONCEPT: Sañcārin
STATUS: empirical

ASSERTIONS:
  - [structural] Sañcārin is the varņa of Gāndhārapañcama
    -- p.vol_II_p070 "Sañcārin is the varņa."
  - [definition] Sañcārin varṇa occurs when svaras move in mutual directions with the last one of the preceding phrase forming the beginning of the succeeding phrase, or move two by two.
    -- p.vol_I_p052 "When in the gita (melodic rendering) the svaras move (to and fro) in mutual7 (directions) along with the last one8 (of the preceding phrase forming the beginnin"
  - [enumeration] sancārin gives rise to eleven charming alankaras
    -- p.vol_I_p061 "Thus are the eleven charming alankaras born of the sancarin (varna)."
  - [enumeration] The specific eleven alankaras born of sancārin are: mandratāraprasanna, bindu, prenkolita, tāramandraprasanna, nivīttapravītta, kuhara, veņu, ranjita, upalolaka, avartaka, and paravarta
    -- p.vol_I_p061 "Mandratāraprasanna, bindu, prenkolita, tāramandraprasanna, nivīttapravītta, kuhara, veņu, ranjita, upalolaka, avartaka, paravarta. Thus are the eleven charming "
  - [definition] Sancārin literally means moving around and is defined by SR as that which combines the other three melodic movement patterns
    -- p.vol_I_p100 "sañcārin lit. means moving around. SR (I,6.3ab) defines it as that which combines the other three."

CITED_RULES:
  - gita  (definition)
  - varņa  (definition)
  - varņa  (structural)
  - alaṅkāra  (enumeration)
  - bindu  (enumeration)
  - gāndhārapañcama  (structural)
  - kuhara  (enumeration)
  - mandratāraprasanna  (enumeration)
  - ranjita  (enumeration)
  - svaras  (definition)
  - tāramandra-prasanna  (enumeration)
  - upalolaka  (enumeration)
  - varṇa  (definition)
  - veņu  (enumeration)
  - āvartaka  (enumeration)

CONFIDENCE: empirical
PROTECT: false