prabandha_chapter_and_authority

structural · concept: prabandha · 5 attestation(s) · confidence 0.85

Prabandha is treated in the Prabandhādhyāya (sixth chapter) of Bṛhaddeśī, taught for entertainment of the wise, with Matanga as speaker; uddeśa lists do not match described forms exactly; Pratāpavardhana is an example.

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chapter(prabandha) := 6; speaker := matanga; audience := wise; example := pratapavardhana; uddesa_list != described_list

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Evidence (5)

p. vol_II_p129 · #1518 « that is said to be the prabandha pratāpavardhana. »
p. vol_II_p130 · #1528 « I have spoken of the prabandha for the entertainment of the wise. »
p. vol_II_p130 · #1529 « इदानी कथयिष्यामि वाद्याना निर्णयो यथा »
p. vol_II_p151 · #1769 « some of the prabandhas listed in the initial enumeration (uddeśa) are not described later »
p. vol_I_p082 · #2880 « The name of Matanga appears only once again in the beginning of the Prabandha chapter »

Other rules on this concept (3)

prabandhas_chapter_origin_innumerable structural Prabandhas are the subject of Chapter VI of Bṛhaddeśī, originate from the faces of Hara (Śiva), are
prabandha_enumeration_48_varieties enumeration There are 48 (eight above forty) varieties of beautiful prabandhas; mātṛkā is the 43rd, with other f
prabandha_defects validation A defective prabandha exhibits faults: defective by loka or śāstra standards, repetitive, defective

prabandha_chapter_and_authority

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