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In the Harivamsha Purana,
"Even though they are not *Nanda*, the *ansha* (parts) are also *Nanda* in the same way. *Gandhara*, *Madhyama*, and *Panchama* are always present. || 253 ||
The *Shadja* *ansha* is not to be *langhiya* (transgressed), nor is it to be *Andhri* (like the *Andhri* jati). *Langhana* (transgression) of the *Rishaba* *ansha* is mentioned here, and it is considered to be in *mandra* (low) speed. || 254 ||
In the *Tara* (high) *graha* (position), the *Nysa* (placement) should also be done in the same way. In the *Karmaaravi* jati, *Rishaba*, *Panchama*, *Dhaivata*, and *Nishada* are the four *ansha* mentioned, and these four are also mentioned as *Apanya* (non-placement). In this, the *Panchama* is the *Nysa*, and it is *Hinasvarya* (low in pitch). || 255-256 ||
*Gandhara* is specifically mentioned as moving everywhere. In the *Kaishiki* jati, with the *Shadja*, all the *ansha* and *Apanya* are considered except for the *Rishaba*. There are two *Nysa* in *Gandhara* and *Saptama*, but in the *Dhaivata* and *Nishada* *ansha*, there is only one *Nysa*, which is *Panchama*. || 257-258 ||
Sometimes, the *Rishaba* is also considered as *Nysa*. In this, the *Shadava* is without the *Rishaba*, and the *Dhaivata* is used without the *Rishaba*. Here, *Audavita* (a specific type of movement) should not be done, the last and *Panchama* *svara* should be made strong, and the *Rishaba* should be made weak, and its *Langhana* (transgression) should be done specifically. || 259-260 ||
In this, the *Shadja* and *Madhyama* are moved. In this way, the *jati* that move the *svara* should be used according to their *rasa* by the wise. || 261 ||
And so on, as appropriate, in the detailed explanation of the *Gandharva* Shastra. When Vasudeva sang beautifully in this way, the listeners were filled with wonder. || 262 ||
People started saying, "Is this Tumburu? Or Narada? Or a Gandharva? Or a Kinnara? Because who else can play the Veena like this?" || 263 ||
When Narada and others praised Vishnu Kumar Muni in the same way as they did when he was tied to the stake, Vasudeva played the Veena and sang the same song. Hearing this, the Gandharva army was amazed and speechless. || 264 ||
In this way, when Vasudeva took the victory flag in the assembly, a loud sound of "Sadhu-Sadhu" (well done) echoed from all sides. || 265 ||
Filled with natural affection,
1. *Mandra* *yanty* *ma*
2. *Dhaivata* *sani* *shada* *cha* *ma* *ga*
3. *Vigata* *Aarshaba* *yasmat* *tat*
4. *Tatha* *chaudavita* *tishnatra* *panchama* *ma*
5. *Vistara* *ma*
6. *Mala* *am*