R_42_jati_definition

definition · concept: jāti · 6 attestation(s) · confidence 0.95

Jāti is the foundational melodic abstraction (analogous to caste) from which rāgas are derived; pure and mixed forms exist; rāgas conforming to own jāti are śuddha

Body (pseudocode)

DEFINE jati AS melodic_abstraction WHERE has_kind({suddha, vikrta}) AND derives_to(raga)

Inputs / output

`svara_set`	—
`murchana`	—

→ Jati

Evidence (3)

p. vol_II_p162 · #1914 « embody a valuable comment on the concept of jāti embodying melodic abstraction »
p. vol_II_p052 · #592 « Those that are one out of the many (individual forms) of their own jāti, they are called śuddha (rāgas). »
p. vol_II_p014 · #147 « similarly these jātis are also (twofold). »

Other rules on this concept (3)

R_42_jati_destruction_vivadin validation Jāti is destroyed by improper use of vivādin svaras in place of vādin or anuvādin svaras
jati_first_melodic_formation definition Jāti is the first/foundational formation of melodic structure; it is treated in Chapter II of the Bṛ
R_709_sadava_jatis_fourteen relation Ṣāḍava operates in relation to fourteenfold jātis

R_42_jati_definition

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