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rolemadhyamagrama_derived_ragas_and_bhasas relation Multiple rāgas/bhāṣās are derived from or seated in madhyamagrāma: śuddhaṣāḍava, bhinnakaiśika, bhinmadhyama_grama_mandalas_and_pancama_sruti structural Madhyama-grāma is treated with samvādi, anuvādi, vivādi maṇḍalas; pañcama lies one śruti lower (12 śBD_6_1_R007 enumeration Madhyamagrāma contains 21 ṣāḍava tānas, including subsets devoid of ṣaḍja, ṛṣabha, gāndhāramadhyamagrama_rsabha_pancama_inomissible structural In madhyamagrāma, omission of ṛṣabha and pañcama does not take place; pañcama is inomissible accordimadhyamagrama_textual_convention structural Textually, mention of 'change of grāma' is preferred over explicit mention of madhyamagrāma;R_1765_sadava_madhyamagrama relation Ṣāḍava mūrchanās in madhyama-grāma omit ṣaḍja, ṛṣabha, gāndhāramadhyamagrama_jati_basis enumeration Eleven jātis are based on madhyamagrāma.madhyamagrama_kasyapa_assignments assignment According to Kāśyapa, ṣāḍava, pañcama, and kaiśika obtain in madhyamagrāma.madhyamagrama_sama_pair_change transformation When the grāma changes to madhyamagrāma, sama pairs become sama, ripa, gani (special structure of pamadhyamagrama_svara_categories enumeration Madhyamagrāma has vādin, samvādin, anuvādin and vivādin svara categories.structural