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TRANSLATION
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[Anu. 180]
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This means-leaving the other jāti and taking up its own root i.e. bedecked
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with its own jāti and kula (is formed the śuddhabhinna).54
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[4. Bhinnakaisika]
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[Anu. 181]
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The description of śuddha (kaiśika) applies in its totality also to bhinnakaiśika.
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What is then the difference? The difference is formed by gīti. Śuddhakaiśika
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is sung in the <math>\acute{s}uddh\~{a}</math> <math>g\~{i}ti</math>, whereas <math>bhinnakai\acute{s}ika</math> is sung
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This is being said -
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The svasthāna<math>^{56}</math> (unit of tonal range) with which the rāga is elaborated in
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śuddhakaiśika, the rāga is not elaborated with the same svasthāna in
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bhinnakaisika. And its description is thus -
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Bhinnakaiśika is known by the knowledgeable ones in svara to have a form
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similar to that of śuddhakaiśika. It has ṣaḍja as its aṁśa, pañcama as its nyāsa
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(and) is complete with the seven svaras.
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This means - bhinnakaiśika is related to madhyamagrāma on account of being
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born of kaiśikī and kārmāravī jātis. Şadja is the graha and amśa. Pañcama is the
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nyāsa, niṣāda is kākalī here and it is complete. Although this rāga is like
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śuddhakaiśika, yet there is a difference. This has abundance of mandra (low
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notes). The svasthāna with which svara - ālāpa (tonal elaboration) is done in
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śuddhakaiśika, ālāpa has to be done with the same svaras (here), leaving that
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svasthāna<sup>57</sup> In śuddhakaiśika, ālāpa should be done with tāra (high) svaras and
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thus it becomes distinct on account of difference in form. Its application is
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prescribed in dānavīra (heroism in charity). Vīra, raudra and the like are the rasas.
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The mūrchanā beginning with ṣadja obtains. Sañcārinis the varņa. Prasannādi is
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the alankāra. The kalā is formed in the dakṣiṇa (mārga), the kalā obtains in the
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vṛtii (mārga) and the kalā prevails in the citra (mārga). A tālalike caccatpuṭa obtains
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in the songs comprised of svara and pada.
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(Śruti-bhinna)
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Now he (the author) has spoken of the definition of śruti-bhinna -
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Where the svara comprised of four śrutis is modified by the one comprised of two
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śrutis and gāndhāra is comprised of only two śrutis, that is called śruti-bhinna.
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