आन्ध्री jati
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R_andhri_bhashastructural · 8 att.
Āndhrī bhāṣā: aṁśas {niṣāda, ṛṣabha, gāndhāra, pañcama}; nyāsa = gāndhāra; aṁśa=madhyama with pañcama as concluding note; shares kalās/tāla/viniyoga of gāndhāra
Pseudocode (DSL v1.1) ↗ full DSL (raw text)
RULE id: आन्ध्री (cluster 369) SCOPE: jati family STATUS: canonical CONFIDENCE: canonical PROTECT: true
Essence pseudocode — identity + RECORD. The page citations for each slot value are in the Grammar record table above (audit trail). The full DSL adds ASSERTIONS with verbatim quotes (see Affirmations below) and CITED_RULES (see Graph relations).
Graph relations
Outgoing (27)
--[relation]--> āndhrī (5)--[structural]--> āndhrī (3)--[structural]--> aṁśa (1)--[relation]--> Kalā (1)--[structural]--> nyāsa (1)--[structural]--> bhāṣā (1)--[relation]--> apanyāsa (1)--[enumeration]--> gāndhāra (1)--[relation]--> gāndhāra (1)--[structural]--> gāndhāra (1)--[enumeration]--> pañcama (1)--[structural]--> pañcama (1)--[enumeration]--> āndhrī (1)--[enumeration]--> aniśa (1)--[relation]--> viniyoga (1)--[enumeration]--> niṣāda (1)--[relation]--> niṣāda (1)--[relation]--> gāndhārapañcamī (1)--[relation]--> dhaivata (1)--[enumeration]--> ṛṣabha (1)--[relation]--> ṛṣabha (1)--[relation]--> concert (1)--[structural]--> madhyama as aṁśa (1)--[relation]--> Āndhra region (1)--[structural]--> madhyama (1)--[relation]--> tāla (1)--[enumeration]--> rāga (1)
Incoming (0)
none
Affirmations (8)
Āndhrī is a rāga type that has nisāda, ṛṣabha, gāndhāra and pañcama as its aniśas
"In āndhrī, niṣāda, ṛṣabha, gāndhāra and pañcama are the aniśas."
The amsas of āndhrī themselves serve as apanyāsas
"The amsas themselves are apanyāsas."
Āndhrī shares the same kalās, tāla and viniyoga as gāndhārapañcamī
"The kalās, tāla and viniyoga
(application) are said to be as in the previous one (gāndhārapañcamī)."
There is a concert relationship between ṛṣabha-gāndhāra and niṣāda-dhaivata in āndhrī
"There is
concert between ṛṣabha-gāndhāra and niṣāda-dhaivata."
Āndhrī is born in the Āndhra region and is well-known among the people
"born in the Āndhra region, well-known among the people"
Āndhrī is sung in the context of those who are corrupted by disease
"is sung in (the context of) those who are corrupted by disease."
Āndhrī has gāndhāra as its nyāsa
"Gāndhāra is the nyāsa in this āndhrī."
Āndhrī is a bhāṣā with madhyama as amśa and pañcama as concluding note
"Having madhyama as aṁśa (and) pañcama as the concluding note, andhri
is a bhāṣā"