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Natyashastra of Bharata Muni with Hindi Commentary (Vol 1)

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पृष्ठ 474, कुल 654 में से

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पृष्ठ 474

.XX. 71 ] THE LIMBS OF THE UNCTURES 389

Altercation (virodhana), Sumning up (ādāna), Concealment (chādana), and Foresight (prarocanā)$^1$.

66-69. The Limbs of the Conclusion are : Junction (sandhi), Awakening (vibodha), Assembling (grathana), Ascertainment (nirṇaya), Conversation (paribhāṣaṇa), Confirmation (dhṛti), Gratification (prasāda), Joy (ānanda), Deliverance (samaya), Surprise (apagūhana), Clever Speech (bhāṣaṇa), Retrospect (pūrva-vākya), Termination of the Play (kāvya-saṃhāra) and Benediction (praśasti). These are the sixtyfour Limbs of the Junctures [in a play]$^1$.

Limbs of the Opening

  1. I shall now give their definitions in due order$^1$.

Suggestion

Suggestion (upakṣepa) is the origin of the object of the play.$^2$

Enlargement

  1. Enlargement (parikara) is the amplification of the object originated$^1$.

Establishment

Describing it (i. e. the object) thoroughly is called Establishment (parinyāsa)$^2$.

Allurement

  1. The mentioning of good qualities is known as Allurement (vilobhana)$^1$.

$^1$ Emend vidrava into abhidrava. DR. I. 44-45. omits abhidrava, kheda, niṣedhana and sādana and adds vidrava, drava chalana and vicalana; SD. 378ff. follows NŚ. except that abhidrava appears there as drava; chādana should be emended into sādana; see NL. 798ff.

66-68 (C.67-69; K.XIX.62-63). $^1$ Emend dyuti. See SD. 391 reads kṛti as dhṛti. DR. I. 49-50 gives dhṛti as kṛti, pūrvavākya as pūrvabhāva, upasaṃhāra as kāvyasaṃhāra. NL. 850ff. omits sandhi and vibodha, gives dhṛti as dyuti, and instead of the first two gives artha and anuyoga.
$^2$ Cf. DR. I. 40; SD. 374; NL. 755.

69 (C.71; K.XIX.64b-95a). $^1$ C. reads before this another couplet which in trans. is as follows : For the development of the Germ, all these (i.e. 64 limbs) should make up the Junctures properly and have clear meanings. This does not occur in K.
$^2$ See NL. 556; SD. 338 Cf. DR. I. 27.

70 (C.72; K.XIX.65b-66a). $^1$ See NL. 569; SD. 340 DR. I. 27.
$^2$ See NL. 575; SD. 341; DR. I. 27.

71 (C.73; K.XIX.69b-67a). $^1$ See DR. I. 27; SD. 342; NL. 586.