Nayakumarchariu

Author(s): Pushpadant, Hiralal Jain
Publisher: Balatkaragana Jain Publication Society

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Sandhi
I
Prasasti Alillaha
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
21
IX
Prasasti
Malati
Metre
Ullala
Caupaia
(?)
Caupaia
Caubola
NAYAKUMARACARIU
Digapāla
Sampada
Ghatta
Culiālā
Culiālā
A syllabic metre of six syllables of two Jagana in each foot (PP. page 370). It is half of Mottiyadama (see above). (See above).
II. Ghatta verses.
Nature of the metre, etc.
It has twenty mätras in either line with a caesura at the 15th. (PP. page 205).
It has thirty matrās in either line of which the first two parts of 10 and 8 mātrās have a caesura, and rhyme with each other. (PP. p. 167).
It has 23 mātrās in either line with a caesura at the 9th. It could not be traced in PP. (See above).
It has thirty mätrās in either line like Caupaia, but here the line is broken up into two feet of 15 mātrās each, rhyming with each other. It could not be traced in PP.but is found in Chandahprabhakara p.47. It has 24 mäträs in either line broken up into two feet of 12 mātrās each rhyming with each other. It is not found in. Prakṛta Pingala but is illustrated in Chandah prabhakara p. 62.
It has 23 mātrās in either line like that in chap.III,but here the caesura comes at the 11th mätrā. It could not be traced in PP. but is illustrated in the Chandahprabhakara p. 60.
It has 31matras in either line with the first two parts of 10 and 8 having a caesura and rhyming with each other. (PP. page 170). It has 29 mätras in either line with a caesura at the 13th. (PP. page 274). (See above).
III. Duvai verses.
A Duvai verse occurs at the beginning of each kadavaka in Sandhis III and IV. It has twenty-eight matras in either line with a caesura at the 16th. and a long matrā at the end, (PP. page 259.)
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