(Anu. 23)
Anuvāditva (the state of being anuvādin) occurs by the state of being one
śruti less41 (i.e. pairs of svaras where one of the constituents is less than the other
by one śruti are anuvādins).1 But what is that
anuvāditva?
The expositorhood of the ragatva of raga brought about by the samvadin is
indeed anuvāditva.532
The
anuvādi-maņdala is thus -
Sa
Ň
ni
ga
dha
ma
pa
Thus ends the
anuvādi-maṇḍala. [in
ṣaḍjagrāma]
(Anu. 24)
The use
42 of anuvadins is thus -
şadja in the place of ṛṣabha and ṛṣabha in the
place of şadja, remaining in its own form, does not destroy jāti or rāga.7
Dhaivata, being used in the place of pañcama and pañcama being used in the
place of dhaivata may not become the destroyer of jāti and rāga.8 Dhaivata being
used in the place of şadja and şadja being used in the place of
dhaivata does not
become the destroyer of jāti and rāga. Rṣabha being used in the place of
pañcama
and
pañcama being used in the place of rṣabha does not destroy jāti and rāga.
Rṣabha in the place of
madhyama and
madhyama in the place of ṛṣabha;
similarly,
madhyama being used in the place of
dhaivata and
dhaivata in the place
of
madhyama does not destroy jāti and rāga.