Chandonushasan

SR No.: 090113
Original Sutra Author: Hemchandracharya
Author: H D Velankar
Publisher: Singhi Jain Shastra Shiksha Pith Mumbai
Publication Year: 1961
Total Pages: 444
Language: Sanskrit, Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari & Literature
File Size: 9 MB

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8 raft It is of 6 kinds according as its four lines are respectively composed of the uneven Padas of Nos. 1-3 and 5 above. H. 3. 60; Jk. 6. 15; 20; 25; Kd. 5. 8; but Jd. 4. 22; P. 4. 40 and Vr. 2. 20 recognize only one variety based on No. 5. It is also called aufer by some. Ho. 3, 60. 1 and 2.
9 auf When the 2nd and the 3rd Mātrās are combined into a long letter in every Pada, we get Daksipäntikā from every one of the above-mentioned metres under Nos. 1. to 3. H. 3. 61; Jns. 5. 13; 14; Kd. 5. 9; Vr. 2.15. (8++2++; 10++++) As. 4; H. 3. 62; Jk.
10 मागधी
6. 26.
11 पश्चिमान्तिका The four lines of this metre are made with the odd lines of No. 10. H, 3, 63.
12 उपहासिनी The four lines of this metre are made with the even lines of No. 10. H. 3. 64.
13 मात्रासमक
संस्कृत-वृत्त-रूप-सूचिः ।
३१९
are sometimes called दक्षिणाग्तिका, the 3rd नलिन and the 6th a. Ho. 3.59. But Jd. 4.9; P. 4. 41; and Vr. 2. 19 recognize only one variety of this metre based on No. 4. According to Jns. 5. 11 Vaitaliya gets this name when its 4 th and 5th Matras form a long letter in each Päda.
14 उपचित्रा
15 विलोक
16 चित्रा
Each of its four lines consists of four Caturmatras, the first of which must not be a Jagana. A short letter must stand for the 9th Mäträ, H. 3. 65; Jd. 4. 24; Jk. 5. 26; Jns. 5. 15, Kd. 2. 19; P. 4, 42; Rm. 3; 10; SbP. 5. 2; Vr. 2. 32.
The composition of the lines is as in No. 13; but the 9th and 10th Matras together are represented by a long. letter. H. 3. 66; Jd. 4. 25; Jk. 5. 27; Jns. 5. 21; Kd. 2. 20; P. 4. 46; Rm. 3. 13; SbP. 5. 6; Vr. 2. 36.
The composition of the lines as in No. 13; but the 5th and 8th Mātrās must be represented by short letters. H. 3. 67; Jd. 4. 26; Jk, 5. 28; Jns, 5. 19; Kd. 2. 19; P. 4. 44; Rm. 3. 15; SbP. 5. 4; Vr. 2.33.
The composition of lines as in No. 13; but Mātrās 5, 8 and 9 must be represented by short letters; H. 3. 68; Jd. 4, 28; Jk. 5. 30; Jns, 5, 20; Kd. 2. 20; P. 4, 45; Rm, 3, 16; SbP. 5. 5; Vr. 2. 35.