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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Section II
विषमद्विपदी 1 उद्गीति 27-30 H. 4. 8; Kd. 2. 9; N. 27; SbP. 1. 4; विगाथा Ck. 67;
N. 64; Pp. 1. 66. 2 शिखा 28-32 Pp. 1.161-162. 3 उत्स्कन्धक 29-32 H. 4. 15; Kd. 2.9 com.. 4 गाथा
30-27 Ck. 51-61; H. 4. 1-53; Kd. 2. 4-5; N. 6 ff; Pp.
1. 54 ff.; SbP. 1. 4-5; Vjs. 2.2-8; ढोसा Vjs. 4. 35-36. 5 संकीर्णस्कन्धक 30-32 H. 4. 17; Kd. 2.9 com.; SbP. 1. 3; गाथिनी Ck. 70;
___ N. 65; Pp. 1.70. 6 अवस्कन्धक 32-29 H. 4. 16; Kd. 2.9 com. 7 संकीर्णस्कन्धक 32-30 H. 4. 17; Kd. 2.9 com.; SbP. 1. 33; सिंहिनी Pp. 1. 70. 8 जातीफल 34-27 H. 4. 18; Kd. 2. 11 com. 9 गाथ
38-27 H. 4. 19; Kd. 2. 12; SbP. 1. 8. 10 दाम
42-27 H. 4. 23; Kd. 2. 13 com. 11 माला 45-27 Pp. 1. 164. 12 उद्गाथ 46-27 H. 4. 20; Kd. 2. 12; SbP. 1. 8. 12Aसमशीर्षक 17 (55,6371, etc.)-21 H.4.2; R. 4. 13 उद्दाम 50-27 H. 4. 23; Kd. 2. 13 com. 14 विगाथ 5.4-27 H. 4. 20; Kd. 2. 12; SbP. 1. 8. 15 विदाम 58-21 H.4.23; Kd. 2. 13 com. 16 अवगाथ 62-27 H. 4.20; Kd. 2.12; SbP. 1.8. 17 अवदाम 66-27H. 4. 23; Kd. 2. 13 com. 18 संगाथ 70-27 H. 4. 20; Kd. 2. 12; SbP. 1. 8. 19 संदाम
74-27 H. 4.23; Kd. 2. 13 com. . 20 उपगाथ 78-27 H. 4. 20; Kd. 2. 13; SbP. 1. 8. 21 उपदाम
82-27 H. 4. 23; Kd. 2. 13 com. 22 गाथिनी 86-27 H. 4. 21; Kd. 2. 13. 23 दामिनी 90-27 H. 4. 23; Kd. 2. 13 com.; SbP. 1.8. 24 मालागाथ 94 (102, 110 etc.)-27 H. 4. 22; Kd. 2. 13 com. 25 मालादाम 98 (106,114 etc.)-27 H. 4.23; Kd. 2. 13 com.
2. II. 4: A Gäthä contains two halves, both of which are divided into two parts each. The first part in each half contains 12 Mātrās; the second part of the first half contains 18, while the second part of the second half contains only 15 Mātrās. The 12 Mātrās in the first part are made up of three Caturmätras of any kind. But a long letter must not be used at the junction of the Caturmātras, combining Mātrās from the earlier and the later ones. The second part of the first half is made up of four Caturmätras of which the third must either be a Jagana or contain all short letters, the others may be of any kind followed by a long letter at the end. In the second part of the second half, we have in succession two Caturmäträs of any kind, a short letter, one Caturmätra of any kind and a long letter at the end. A Jagana must, however, never be employed for a Caturmātra in the odd places of a Gäthä.
3. II. 11: In the first half of Mala we have 36 short letters followed by a Ragana and two long letters at the end. The second half of Mālā is identical with that of Gatha,