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five kūṭa-tānas of gāndhāra formed by vyukrama (permutation) — Anu. 58 (continuation) — 'Vyutkramas (permutations) are five beginning with ga - ri - sa, ga - sa - ri, ri - ga - sa, [ ri - sa - ga ], sa - ga - ri — thus are the five kūṭa-tānas formed by vyukrama'

kūṭa-tānas of madhyama beginning with ma — examples cited — 'twenty-three ukramas beginning with ma - ri - sa. That is thus — ma - ga - ri - sa, ma sa - ri, ma - ri - sa.' Only two/three explicit variants enumerated; the full 23 are not listed in prose.

kūṭa-tāna of pañcama (krama / original order) — opening sequence cited — 'there is only one krama (original order) of pañcama (along with its four preceding svaras). The kūṭa-tānas beginning with pa - ma - ga - ri - sa (formed by) vyukrama are one hundred and nineteen.'

kūṭa-tāna of dhaivata (krama) — example sequence cited — 'dhaivata has one krama (original order along with its preceeding five svaras) as ri - ga - ma - pa - dha, dha - pa - ma - ga - ri - sa, this is the vyukrama (reverse order). Each one of dha - pa - ma - ga - ri - sa becomes [ one hundred ] and twenty (through kūṭa-tānas) ...'

kūṭa-tāna of niṣāda (krama + vyukrama) — example sequences cited — 'Each one krama of niṣāda (alongwith its six preceeding svaras) as sa - ri - ga - ma - pa - dha - ni. Ni - dha - pa - ma - ga - ri - sa is the vyutkrama. Each one of ni - dha - pa - ma - ga - ri - sa becomes seven hundred and twenty (through kūṭa-tānas); taken together they become five thousand and forty.'