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TRANSLATION
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prescribed; ṣāḍava is in pūrvaranga, but in the citra (pūrvaranga?)comprised of
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eighteen aigas (components), kaišikamadhyama (is performed) in the end.
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This is the application of śuddha rāgas prescribed by Brahmā."
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[NS as quoted in Kalā on SR II.2.30-32]
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[B. Bhinna rāgas]
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Now he (the author) has spoken of the description of bhinna rāgas.
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Bhinna (modified) 45 on account of śruti, bhinna on account of jāti, bhinna
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on account of śuddha (rāga) similarly having (bhinna) svara, it (this category
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of rāgas) is called bhinnaka because it is modified in respect of (the above)
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four.
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(304)
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[Anu. 172]
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(Contention) Whatisstated by the word 'bhinna?' Does the word bhinnamean
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that which is split or does it mean 'this is distinct from that'? This should not be
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said. 'Bhinna' here is said to be vikṛta (modified). The state of being vikṛta is
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according to the prescription given before in terms of śruti-bhinna and the like.
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[Svarabhinna]
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[Anu. 173]
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Now for the sake of elucidating the aforesaid description of bhinna (rāgas),
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the definition of svarabhinna (out of the four) is being spoken of in the
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beginning -
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When the <math>v\bar{a}din^{46}</math> is upheld (as the initial note) and the <math>sainv\bar{a}din</math> or <math>anu
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or vivādin is released (as the finale), that is called svara-bhinna.
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[Anu. 174]
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This means – the madhyama that is the graha and amsa of suddha-sādava
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(rāga) that belongs to madhyamagrāma, is replaced with dhaivata that is taken
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up as being vivādin or anuvādin. When the samvādin of the svara madhyama
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is treated as a point of release (tyāga) or placement (nyāsa), then it is called
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svara-bhinna. In bhinna-ṣaḍja, dhaivata is vādin on account of 'speaking out'
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(vadana) and it is again of abundant usage.
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(Contention) Out of the five (bhinna) rāgas, why is bhinna -ṣaḍja being
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described in the beginning itself? Truly has it been said, on account of its
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prominence. Its prominence is thus-just as in the (rāgas of) śuddhagīti, there is
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the prominence of śuddha ṣāḍava, similar is the case of bhinna ṣaḍjain the (rāgas
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of) bhinna gīti, on account of this (bhinna-ṣadja) being a variety of that (śuddha
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sādava).<sup>47</sup>
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