R_c278_sruti

enumeration · concept: śrutis · 5 attestation(s) · confidence 0.95

śruti = mesure d'écart de pañcama par augmentation/diminution; nombre contesté (22, 66, ou infini); vīṇā: 22, veṇu: 9

Body (pseudocode)

FUNCTION sruti_count(instrument, school): IF instrument == 'venu': RETURN 9 # competing theories preserved (NOT canonical): schools := { 'mimansa_strict': 22, 'differentiated': 66, 'infinitists': INF } RETURN schools[school] # NO single canonical value

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`instrument`	—
`theoretical_school`	—

→ sruti_count

Evidence (5)

p. vol_I_p007 · #2056 « The definition of śruti and its numeration »
p. vol_I_p015 · #2153 « Others Venu etc. accept ninefold śruti. »
p. vol_I_p015 · #2154 « accept twenty-two śrutis... sixty-six kinds... infinity of śrutis. »
p. vol_I_p016 · #2155 « The difference of that (pañcama) through utkarşa and apakarşa... is the measure of śruti »
p. vol_I_p016 · #2158 « Some... twenty-two śrutis; some... sixty-six. Others propound their infinity. »

Other rules on this concept (5)

śruti_count_classes_caste enumeration Svaras are classified by śruti count into three classes: 4-śruti (brāhmaņas), 3-śruti (kṣatriyas), 2
śruti_total_22 structural Total of 22 śrutis: composed of 9 + 9 + 4 śrutis (two 9-śruti triadic groups plus a middle 4-śruti g
śruti_imperceptible_parts definition Śrutis have imperceptible parts and do not appear as composed of parts.
śruti_register_preservation structural A svara should be sounded in all three registers with the same śruti count as originally composed.
śruti_shake_3sruti_rule_eroded transformation The traditional rule limiting shakes (kampita) to 3-śruti svaras appears abandoned in certain alaṅkā

R_c278_sruti

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