kakubha_revagupta_pair_preserves_jati

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Evidence (1)

• p. vol_I_p026 · #2278 « these two (dhaivata and ṛṣabha) when used as being mutually related, do not become the destroyers of jāti or rāga. »

Other rules on this concept (2)

• kakubha_seven_bhashas enumeration Kakubha has seven bhāṣās: kāmbojā, madhyamagrāmikā, sātavāhanikā, bhogavardhani, muharī, śakamiśritā
• kakubha_jati_dhaivata_amsa assignment Kakubha is a jāti characterized by dhaivata as its aṁśa.

Other rules in category validation

• R_42_jati_destruction_vivadin · jāti · Jāti is destroyed by improper use of vivādin svaras in place of vādin or anuvādi
• dhruva_alankara_restrictions · dhruvā · Not all alankāras are desirable in dhruvās due to excessive stretching; syena, b
• murchana_substitution_madhyama_for_sadja · mūrchanā · Where madhyama is placed by virtue of mūrchanā principle, ṣaḍja can replace it w
• amsa_combinatorics_hexa_penta_constraints · hexatonic and pentatonic formations · Out of 63 aṁśas, 16 do not permit hexatonic formations (allowing 47) and 33 do n
• dhruvas_no_excessive_stretch · dhruvā · Excessive syllable stretching via alaṅkāras is undesirable in dhruvās because te
• murchana_specified_after_amsa_known · mūrchanā · The mūrchanā of a jāti should be specified only after knowing the predominance o
• gamaka_sthita_in_ela · gamaka · In elā, the gamaka must be rendered sthita (slow/steady).
• padagiti_disambiguation_from_raga_giti · Pada-giti · The label 'pada' qualifies gīti to distinguish it from rāga-rendering gī