Descriptive Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in Madras Vol 20

SR No.: 020205
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: S Kuppuswami Shastri
Publisher: Government of Madras
Publication Year: 1918
Total Pages: 454
Language: English, Sanskrit
Classification: Catalogue
File Size: 19 MB

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A DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF
No. 11631. 19917974, 814174. YĂDAVĀBHYUDAYAM WITH COMMENTARY. Substance, palm-leaf. Size, 174 x 14 inches. Pages, 38. Lines, 9 on a
page. Character, Telugu. Condition, good. Appearance, new.
Contains the eighth Sarga (without the first Stanza) and two stanzas in the ninth Sarga :
Same work as the above.
No. 11632. igarxycy1, HOJI174. YĀDAVĀBHYUDAYAM WITH COMMENTARY. Substance, palm-leaf. Size 173 X 13 inches. Pages, 60. Lines, 8 on a
page. Character, Grantha. Condition, injured. Appearance, old. Contains the first Sarga only complete. Same work as the above. The former owner of the MS. is said to be one Rajagopalan.
No. 11633. arcat 44 , HOTEH. YĀDAVÁBHYUDAYAM WITH COMMENTARY. Substance, palm-leaf. Size, 173 X 1 inches. Pages, 132. Lines, 8 on
page. Character, Grantha. Condition, much injured. Appearance, old.
Contains the Sargas three, five, and seven complete, but wants many leaves in the middle,
Same work as the above.
No. 11634. gfigê 5724.
YUDHISTHIRAVIJAYAM. Substance, palin-leaf. Size, 155 x 13 inches. Pages, 158. Lines, 6 on a
page. Character, Grantha. Condition, injured. Appearance, new. Complete in eight Asvāsas.
The poem begins with a description of the hunting sport of Påņdu in the forest and narrates the chief events leading to the regaining of the kingdom by Yudhişthira after defeating the Kauravas in the battle field. The stanzas of the poem afford good illustrations of the figure of speech known as Yamaka. By Vāsudēva, a native of the Kērala country and a disciple of Bharataguru, a resident of Viprasattama village (Pāvānallür?) and a teacher of the Vēdas, at the time of the King Kulasēkhara. The stanzas appear in the form of Padavibhāga, i.e., the words simple and compound comprising the stanzas are written without Sandhi (euphony).