RULE id: matanga (9) SOURCE: brihaddesi_sharma_1992 (vol_II_p047, vol_II_p048, vol_II_p133, vol_II_p137, vol_II_p138...) SCOPE: proper_name family, Brihaddesi (Mātaṅga ~750 CE) CONCEPT: Matanga STATUS: canonical ASSERTIONS: - [attribution] Matanga describes the form of the course of rāga by combining lakṣya and lakṣaṇa -- p.vol_II_p047 "The form of the course of raga which has not been spoken of by (authorities) like Bharata, 5 is being described by us by combining the lakşya (the defined) and " - [attribution] Matanga presents a doctrine of seven gītis -- p.vol_II_p048 "[ The opinion of Matanga ] Now I shall speak of the seven beautiful gītis." - [attribution] Matanga accepts ten lakṣaṇas for jāti classification, prior to Śārṅgadeva's expansion -- p.vol_II_p133 "the inclusion of samnyāsa-vinyāsa and antaramārga in jāti-lakṣaṇas by Śārṅgadeva in addition to the ten lakṣaṇas accepted by Bharata and Matanga is noticed and " - [attribution] Matanga's opinion on gītis is recorded in verses 268-270 of the Brihaddesi -- p.vol_II_p137 "'Matanga' of p.t. has been replaced with 'Kasyapa' because - (i) the opinion of Matanga has been given in verses 268-270," - [attribution] Matanga is attributed with authorship of teachings on the Kaiśikī rāga and madhyama structure -- p.vol_II_p138 "BhaKo p. 149, ascribed to Matanga." - [attribution] Matanga is the first to mention the mūrchanās of jātis, an innovation necessitated by the introduction of fretted viņās -- p.vol_II_p159 "NŚ does not mention the mūrchanās of jātis. Matanga does this for the first time. This innovation seems to be necessitated by the introduction of fretted viņās" - [attribution] Matanga is the first speaker in a dialogue with Nārada that continues up to verse 13 -- p.vol_I_p082 "Upto verse 13 a dialogue between Matanga and Nārada is explicit; accordingly, Matanga has been identified here as the first speaker, to whom Nārada responds." - [citation] Matanga addresses anonymous munis in the beginning of the Prabandha chapter -- p.vol_I_p082 "The name of Matanga appears only once again in the beginning of the Prabandha chapter (verse 361 cd) where Matanga is said to address anonymous munis." - [attribution] Matanga is quoted by Simhabhūpāla as an authority regarding the order of sound manifestation -- p.vol_I_p086 "He does quote Matanga in the next line." - [attribution] Matanga has expressed his own opinion on the unity or singularity of śruti -- p.vol_I_p088 "Here Matanga has expressed his own opinion of the unity or singularity of śruti" - [attribution] Matanga made a solitary statement about the concept of grāmaņi -- p.vol_I_p093 "K.C.D. Brahaspati was the first modern scholar to draw pointed attention towards the concept of grāmaņi on the basis of the one solitary statement of Matanga." - [attribution] Matanga accepted that mūrchanās could begin with antara and kākalī -- p.vol_I_p099 "No later author has repeated this statement of BrD. Kumbhā has positively said that no murchana could begin with antara or kakali, without mentioning that Matan" CITED_RULES: - bhako (attribution) - bharata (attribution) - brd (attribution) - kasyapa (attribution) - kumbhā (attribution) - nārada (attribution) - p.t (attribution) - simhabhūpāla (attribution) - sārngadeva (attribution) - antara (attribution) - antaramārga (attribution) - gīti (attribution) - jāti (attribution) - jāti-lakṣaṇas (attribution) - kaiśikī (attribution) - kākalī (attribution) - lakşya (attribution) - lakṣaṇa (attribution) - madhyama (attribution) - mūrchanā (attribution) - prabandha (citation) - rāga (attribution) - samnyāsa-vinyāsa (attribution) - viņā (attribution) - śrutis (attribution) CONFIDENCE: canonical PROTECT: true