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mainVers principal du texte (le contenu canonique de l'ouvrage)धैवतश्च निषादश्च गीतौ तुम्बुरुणा स्वरौ ॥७८॥
annotation_inlineCommentaire interligne en petits caracteres (variante manuscrite, glose)मत्सरी / अङ्धी / ₹क
editorial_bracketAjout editorial entre crochets [...] OU note avec marqueur ° / ॰[२. शुद्धाः, विकृताः...] / [अनु ॰ ११५]
footnoteNote de bas de page (au bas de la page, separee du texte)<sup>१३५</sup>षाडवा:
page_headerEn-tete de page (titre du livre, en haut)BRHADDESI
page_footerPied de page (texte au bas, sous le contenu)(texte de pied de page)
page_numberJuste le numero de page, isole (en haut ou en bas)181 / 70 / 46
section_headerTitre d'une section ou sous-section dans la page[२. आर्षभी]
captionLegende d'une figure ou tableauFig. 1 : svaramaṇḍala
list_itemItem d'une liste enumere1. ... 2. ... 3. ...
tableLigne d'un tableau de donnees(colonnes alignees)
verse_numberNumero de verset isole (souvent entre dandas)॥१९०॥ / ॥७८॥
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2 TRANSLATION page_header
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3 krama as sa - ri - ga. Vyutkramas (permutations) are five beginning with ga - ri main
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4 - <math>sa</math>; <math>ga - sa - ri</math>, <math>ri - ga - sa</math>, <math>[ri - sa - ga]</math> <math>sa - ga - ri< editorial_bracket
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5 <math>k\bar{u}_{l}a</math>-tanas formed by vyutkrama (permutation or change of order). Thus there main
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6 are six tanas of gandhara (along with the preceding two svaras viz. sa - n). main
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7 Similarly, there is only one krama (original order) of madhyama (added to main
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8 the preceding three svaras) as sa - ri - ga - ma; there are twenty-three utkramas main
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9 beginning with ma - ga - ri - sa. That is thus - ma - ga - ri - sa, ma - ga sa - main
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10 ri, ma - ri - ga - sa, ma - ri - sa - ga, ma - sa - ga - ri, ma - sa - ri - ga main
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11 thus are the six tānas beginning with madhyama, formed by vyutkrama. Similarly, main
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12 there are six tānas, each beginning with gāndhāra, ṛṣabha and ṣadja and taken main
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13 together they are twenty-four. annotation_inline
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14 Similarly, there is only one krama (original order) of pañcama (along with its main
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15 four preceding svaras). The kūṭa-tānas beginning with pa - ma - ga - ri - sa main
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16 (formed by) vyutkrama are one hundred and nineteen. That is thus - sa - ni - main
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17 ga - ma - pa, pa - ma - ga - ri - sa. Each one of pa - ma - ga - ri - sa has main
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18 twenty-four (varieties beginning with it), taken together they become one main
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19 hundred and twenty. Similarly, dhaivata has one krama (original order along main
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20 with its preceding five svaras) as sa - ni - ga - ma - pa - dha, dha - pa - ma - main
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21 ga - ni - sa, this is the vyutkrama (reverse order). Each one of dha - pa - ma - main
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22 ga - ni - sa becomes [one hundred] and twenty (through kūļa-tānas); taken editorial_bracket
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23 together (the kūṭa-tānas) become seven hundred and twenty. Similarly, there is main
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24 only one krama of niṣāda (alongwith its six preceding svaras) as sa - ri - ga - main
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25 ma - pa - dha - ni. Ni - dha - pa - ma - ga - ri - sa is the vyutkrama. Each main
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26 one of ni - dha - pa - ma - ga - ni - sa becomes seven hundred and twenty main
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27 (through <math>k\bar{u}ta</math>-tānas); taken together they become five thousand and forty. main
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28 (Anu. 59) annotation_inline
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29 Thus the tāna-vidhāna (performance of tānas) of svaras is found on the main
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30 (viṇās having) sixty-six strings or hundred strings. The measurements of these main
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31 two (<math>vin\bar{a}s</math>) are middle and the like (?)<sup>57</sup>. Here the demonstration of these <math>k\bar{u}t main
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32 tānas has not been made on these (viņās) in order to avoid a digression; by this main
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33 order itself, it (the demonstration) should be understood by the wise ones on main
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34 their own. annotation_inline
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35 (Anu. 60) annotation_inline
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36 The objective of these tanas has been said to be for the sake of the main
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37 attainment of [ sthānas (registers) ]. Sthānas (registers) are said to be three in editorial_bracket
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1 TRANSLATION page_header
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2 179 page_number
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3 11. Now in <i>takkakaišika</i> section_header
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4 Mālavapañcamī should be known to be combined with dhaivata as the main
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5 initial and concluding note. There is concert between șadja-ṛṣabha and main
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6 similarly between sadja-dhaivata. This is complete with beautiful svaras main
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7 (and) is a charming regional<sup>65</sup> bhāsā. main
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8 (133) annotation_inline
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9 lllustration - Dhaivata dhāpādhaivata dhādhādhārimāmādhā.Pāmadhādhā main
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10 pāmāgarimādhāpādhā. Mālavā [i] editorial_bracket
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11 Bhinnavālikā should be known to have şadja as amśa (and) dhaivata as main
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12 nyāsa. The mutual profusion of dhaivata and niṣāda is seen sometimes and main
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13 not so at other times. It bears the name bhinnapañcama<sup>66</sup> (?). This bhāṣā is main
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14 commonly known as sankīrņā (mixed) and is beautiful. main
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15 <math>(134-135)</math> main
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16 Illustration-Sāsāsāgāsādhā nīsāsādhānīmadhā nidhādhādhā nidhāmādhā main
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17 nimadhāpādhādhādhā.Bhinnavālikā [ii] editorial_bracket
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18 Drāvidī is said to have gāndhāra as amśa, dhaivata as the concluding note, main
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19 there is (mutual) movement between the svaras comprised of two śrutis each main
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20 and similarly between şadja-dhaivata. This pertains to the Drāvida region, main
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21 is charming and bears a regional name. main
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22 (136) annotation_inline
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23 Illustration-[<i>Gā] Dhānimadhānidhādhādhā-nidhāmadhāpādhādhādhā</i> editorial_bracket
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24 pāmādhādhā-gāmādhādhāsāgāsānidhādhā pāmāgāmamani [dhā]. Drāvidī [iii] editorial_bracket
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25 These are the three <i>bhāṣās</i> of <i>ṭakkakaiśika</i>. main
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26 12. Now in vesarașādava section_header
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27 Bāhyaşāḍavā should be known to be combined with madyama as the initial main
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28 and concluding note. There is concert between the two svaras comprised of main
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29 two śrutis each and similarly between madhyama-ṛṣabha. This bhāṣā is sung by main
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30 people as being complete in svaras. Bāhyaṣāḍavikā<sup>67</sup> is a bhāṣā there in main
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31 vesara-șâdava (rāga). main
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32 <math>(137-138)</math> main
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2 195 page_number
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3 ......Mālavī [iii] editorial_bracket
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4 .....Gūrjarī [iv] editorial_bracket
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5 Having madhyama as aniśa, dhaivata as the concluding note, being hexatonic, main
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6 devoid of rṣabha, that which is sung on the occasion of yajña<sup>19</sup> is said to be main
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7 bāhyaṣāḍavā. annotation_inline
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8 (24) main
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9 Illustration - Mādhā. Mānini pāmāpādhādhā. main
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10 Mādhāmāgā annotation_inline
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11 gāgāgāmāmamanidhā. Māpāpāni. Dhādhādhā. Bāhyaṣāḍavā [v] editorial_bracket
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12 Having niṣāda as amsa (and ) dhaivata as the concluding note, being main
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13 hexatonic, omitting rşabha, kausalī is born of a region<sup>20</sup> (and) is sung in (the main
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14 context of ) the door-keepers. 21 main
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15 (25) annotation_inline
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16 Illustration-Ninidhā. Pāmāmā. Māgamā. Sāsāsāsāsā. Māgamānidhādhā. main
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17 Kausalī [vi] editorial_bracket
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18 Having gāndhāra as amśa, madhyama as the concluding note, gāndhārī is main
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19 based on madhyama (grāma?)<sup>22</sup>; it is sung by those living in solitude (and) main
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20 is a mūlabhāṣā coming under (bhinna) ṣaḍja (rāga). main
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21 (26) annotation_inline
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22 Illustration - Gāmāpānīsāsā. Nidhādhāmā māmāgāmādhā. Nisārī. Sāpāmāmā. main
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23 Dhānīsārī. Gārīsānī. Dhāmāmā. Gāndhārī [vii] editorial_bracket
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24 Combined with dhaivata as the initial and concluding note, devoid of main
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25 rṣabha, hexatonic, this svaravallitikā is sung by those having a steady mind.23 main
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26 (27) annotation_inline
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27 Illustration - Dhādhāmāpā.Gāgāmādhā nisānidhādhā main
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28 pāpāgāmā · annotation_inline
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29 dhāsanidhānisāsāgāmā pāpādhādhā. Madhāpāmāmā gadhagāmadhānisāsā. main
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30 Nisānigāgā māsānīdhā dhāpamāmāgādhā. Sāmādhānī sasādhāpāmādhādhā. main
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31 Svaravallitā [viii] editorial_bracket
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32 Having dhaivata as the initial and concluding note, lalitā is devoid of main
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33 pañcama-ṛṣabha, should be sung as pentatonic (and) is held to be excellent main
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34 in due order (?).<sup>24</sup> main
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35 (28) main
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1 177 page_number
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2 VIMARŚA annotation_inline
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3 85. Assigning a seer to each svara is, again, an extension of the Vedic main
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4 tradition. annotation_inline
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5 86. The association of rasas with svaras is reproduced from NS XXVII, 103 cd- list_item
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6 105 ab. list_item
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7 87. The location of svaras in the human body as described here is quite list_item
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8 different from the seven sthanas discussed above in note No. 63. list_item
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9 88. 'Desi' here stands for the manifest realm of sound. list_item
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10 Section V ( Grāma-mūrchanā ) section_header
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11 1. Grāma is not just any group of svaras, it is a specific grouping which is the main
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12 basis of the perception of śruti and is also a fundamental categorisation of main
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13 melodies with the consonance of fifth between sa-pa and with the consonance main
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14 of fourth between ri-pa. annotation_inline
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15 2. The analogy of a village inherent in the word grāma is being made main
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16 explicit. BrD is the only text that has explained this point. main
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17 3. NŚ does not mention gāndhāra-grāma; Dattilam (11) and Nā Ši (1.2.6,7) main
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18 do mention it; Dattilam clearly states that it is not to be found here in this world. main
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19 ( See glossary ) annotation_inline
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20 4. The statement that svaras are born of Sāmaveda should be viewed list_item
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21 alongwith the backdrop of the common belief and oft-repeated platitude that list_item
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22 Indian music is born of Sāmaveda. When something is said to be the origin of list_item
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23 another thing, the general impression is that the origin precedes in time the list_item
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24 thing born of it. But in the case of music this impression could not hold good. It list_item
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25 would be absurd to say that there was no music among the people before list_item
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26 Sāmaveda became formalised or codified. The balanced view would be that list_item
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27 Sāmavedic music was the first to be codified and the codification of the music list_item
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28 of the people came later and that the 'vision' that inspired or guided the Vedic list_item
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29 codification continued to guide the later codification. The statement of our list_item
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30 author that svaras are born of Sāmaveda matches the statement in NŚ (I,17) list_item
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31 that gita (music) was taken by Brahmä from Sāmaveda, just as pāthya (text) list_item
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32 was taken from Rgueda, abhinaya (gesture) from Yajurveda and rasa from list_item
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33 Atharvaveda. To go a step further it would be pertinent to say that the mention list_item
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34 of the Vedic origin of a thing need not be taken to imply Vedic anteriority in list_item
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35 time; it could be interpreted to mean that the Vedic world-view and 'vision' was list_item
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36 the guiding spirit. list_item
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37 5. The number 'two' given here for grāma indicates that the author, in spite main
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38 of mentioning gandhara-grama, does not subscribe to the theory of three gramas. main
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39 6. The objective of grāma, stated here as the systematisation of svara, śruti, list_item
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40 mūrchanā, tāna, jāti and nāga is significant. Being a specific arrangement of intervals list_item
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41 in terms of śruti, grāma systematises svara and śruti; the intervals established in grāma list_item
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42 are strictly followed in murchana, the omission of svaras in tana is guided by the grama list_item
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43 (e.g. pañcama being the distinctive svara in madhyama-grāma, cannot be omitted in the list_item
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3 Illustration-Sāpāpādhāmāmā pāgāmagāpadhādhāpāgamā gāpāpāpādhāpāsā main
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4 sāpādhāpamagāmāmā gāmasāsāsāgāgāmāgāmāmā. Şadjamadhyamā [iv] editorial_bracket
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5 Having madhyama as amśa, ṣaḍja as the concluding note, being weak in main
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6 pañcama, with profusion of dhaivata - niṣāda and similarly of ṣaḍja-dhaivata, main
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7 this bhāṣā, madhurī, should be known to be hexatonic in prenkhaka34 (a main
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8 synonym of hindolaka). main
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9 (88) annotation_inline
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10 Illustration - Māpāpādhādhādhāmādhaninipāsanidhasāsā main
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11 māpādhanisa annotation_inline
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12 nisāsā māpānisāsārirīgamagārīsāsā nidhāpāpāpādhanidhāsāsā rirīgamāgari main
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13 sāsā. Madhurī [v] editorial_bracket
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14 Thus end the <i>bhāṣās</i> of <i>hindolaka</i>. main
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15 [5. Now the bhāṣās in pañcama] section_header
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16 Having pancama as amsa and the same as the concluding note, replete main
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17 with <i>niṣāda</i>, being complete, this <i>ābhīrī bhāṣā</i> is born of <i>deśa</i><sup>35</sup> (region), rises main
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18 out of pañcama (rāga) and should be known to be the first one arising out of main
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19 pañcama. Mutual concert between șadja-dhaivata is to be seen here. main
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20 <math>(89-90)</math> main
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21 Illustration - Pādhāmādhanidhāpāpāpā padhanidhāmāmādhānisāsā main
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22 sanidhanisadhānisānidhāsā dharimāmādhāninidhāpāpā pamamadhanisāsā main
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23 saninisāsāsanigarimamamāgarisasa sadhanipādhāmāmāsarimādhārimapāpā. main
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24 Abhīrī [i] editorial_bracket
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25 Bhāvinī has pañcama as nyāsa, gāndhāra as amśa (and) is weak in dhaivata. main
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26 Where the mutual movement of madhyama-pañcama is seen to be dense, the main
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27 bhāṣā bhāvinī should be known to be complete by the knowledgeable ones main
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28 in gändharva.36 annotation_inline
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29 (91) main
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30 Illustration-Gāmāpāgamapānidhā [pā]. Gamapāmāgāgārī rīgāmīdhāpāpāpāpā editorial_bracket
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31 Māmāgāmāpāpā māpāpāmādhārisagagamāpā māgāriripāpā. Bhāvini [ii] editorial_bracket
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