Mallikamakarandanatakam

SR No.: 002644
Original Sutra Author: Ramchandra Mahakavi
Author: Punyavijay
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad
Publication Year: 1983
Total Pages: 212
Language: Sanskrit, English
Classification: Book_Devnagari & Literature
File Size: 10 MB

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Mallika-Makaranda
RCBS (37847ar). It is generally spelt as #1803 but occasionally as it's too. Ācārya Hemacandra (Deśīgāmamālā VI. 108) informs us 18 GTH #TFE3'. In the commentaries on Jain Sūtras the bird is described as follows :
भारुण्डपक्षिणः ख्याताः त्रिपदा मर्त्यभाषिणः । द्विजिह्वा द्विमुखा चैकादरा भिन्नफलैषिणः ॥ In the fifth "Tantra' of the Pañcatantra we read : एकादराः पृथग्योवाः अन्योन्यफलभक्षिणः । असंहता विनश्यन्ति भारण्डा इव पक्षिणः ॥
In short, it is a bird with one 'belly', two 'necks, three 'legs', two mouths,' eating the same fruit.
विरहवह्नि -Whose body is intensely burning (दंदह्यमान-pres. part. from the frequentative of Va to burn) with the fire of separation.
tifea - "A great danger, misfortune or calamity. Strictly speaking the word ought to be feat. The second 37 seems to be lengthened on the analogy of the word farata (which is really equal to fagf )'_Vikramorvasiyam-Notes to (P.78) by Devadhar and Patwardhan. A. B. Gajendragadkar (Venisaṁhāra, 3rd ed. p. 294) however says: "Explain the word as
ala ya wale which one very much takes to one's heart; or as अत्यन्तमाधीयते तन्निवारणार्थ मनो दोयते यस्मिन्. which one tries very much to avoid."
BEI I AR faratrat Alat | Oh, how disregardful is my mother to me! Cf, with this : TFT-37È Facgarfaat ARSA: 1 Ratnāvali IV, 3-4
P. 31 V. 23 Forgiveness of a Brāhmaṇa, hatred of a mother, love of a courtezan and courtesy of a master--these form a set of four evils or misfortunes.
hala.... Saugat:-[Even) minor misfortunes (or calamities or troubles) do not overpower those persons who dwell in Jain temples.
aa, Hafa ceguJHT 29T-As the Tāpasakumāra was none else than Mallikā (who was transformed into a male by Candralekhā, her mother, by using a magic pill) his beloved, this statement of Makaranda is literally true.
V. 24 What will the queen do to me who am ready to face death? What can a vile (cr mean) master do to a person who is free from desire ?
972 =°74=26ft) One who has girded up his loins i.e. one who is ready or prepared. faran (=felsor) a Desireless, satisfied, free from desire