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This type of 'ta' is not available in any of the Anga or Upanga sutras.
The beginning of each question-sutra in the Chandra-Surya Prajnapti does not have 'Bhanta!' and the beginning of the answer-sutra does not have 'Goyama'. While in other Anga-Upanga sutras, 'Bhanta!' and 'Goyama!' are used almost everywhere, therefore it is undeniable that this work is completely independently compiled. One text, two Uththaniks.
One Uththanika of Jyotish-Raj-Prajnapti is of the verses given at the beginning of Chandra Prajnapti and one Uththanika is of prose sutras.
These Uththanikas have been used in different forms by editors of different manuscripts - 1. Some have given both Uththanikas. 2. Some have given one Uththanika of prose sutras. 3. Some have given one Uththanika of verse-verses.
Similarly, praise verses are given at the end of Chandra Prajnapti and at the end of Surya Prajnapti. While these verses were given at the end of Jyotish-Raj-Prajnapti.
It is possible that when Jyotish-Raj-Prajnapti was divided into two Upangas, the same praise verses were given at the end of both Upangas. Compilation style of Jyotish-Raj-Prajnapti
In what form would Jyotish-Raj-Prajnapti have been compiled in the distant past? The planet is the subject of historians of Agam literature, but the verses given at the beginning of the currently available Chandra Prajnapti and Surya Prajnapti, which are the same in terms of subject-direction, indicate the main subject of the first Prabhrit as 'mathematics of the movement of the sun in the solar systems', but the first sutra of both Upangas is of the loss and increase of Muhurtas.
_ All the sutras related to solar mathematics and lunar mathematics are scattered here and there. This is not a systematic order of the sutras of constellations and stars. Therefore, expert editors of Agamas, whether Shraman or Sadgrihastha, if they edit these Upangas in modern editing style, then there can be an unexpected increase in mathematics.
There are two sutras in the fifth Prabhrit-Prabhrit of the first Prabhrit. In the sixteenth sutra, there are five propositions regarding other beliefs regarding the movement of the sun and in the seventeenth, the form of self-belief is presented.
Thus, the presentation of other beliefs and self-belief in two different sutras is not found elsewhere. Compilation time
Ghandhar Anga compiles the Agamas as Sutra Agamas first and Shruthadhar Sthavir compiles the Upangas later. This chronological order of compilation is undeniable.
Ghandhar, who compiles the Anga Agamas, is one and Shruthadhar, who compiles the Upanga Agamas,
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