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Natyashastra of Bharata Muni with Hindi Commentary (Vol 1)

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पृष्ठ 475, कुल 654 में से

संदर्भ में पढ़ें
पृष्ठ 475

390 THE NATYASASTRA [ XXI. 72-

Decision

Settling the issues is called Decision (yukti)².

Accession

  1. Accession (prāpti) is summing up the purpose of the Opening (mukha)¹.

Settling

Settling (samādhāna) is summing up the purpose of the Germ (bīja)².

Conflict of Feelings

  1. Joys and sorrows occurring in a situation, is called conflict of Feelings (vidhāna)¹.

Surprise

Surprise (paribhāvana) is an excitement giving rise to curiosity².

Disclosure

  1. The sprouting of the purpose of the Germ (bīja), is called Disclosure (udbheda)¹.

Activity

Taking up the matter in question is called Activity (karaṇa)²

Incitement

  1. That which is meant for disrupting an union is called Incitement (bheda)¹.

These are the limbs of the Opening (mukha).

Limbs of the Progression

I shall now speak of those of the Progression (pratimukha).

² See SD. 343; DR. I. 28; Haas translates it differently. SD. 343 and NL. 593 seem to misunderstand this definition.
72 (C.74; K.XIX.67b-68a). ¹ Emend sukhārtha° to mukhārtha°. See NL. 598-599. DR. I. 28; and SD. 344 follows what seems to be a wrong reading of the NŚ. ² See NL. 605 f. Cf. DR, l. 28; SD. 345.
73 (C.75; K.XIX.68b-69a). ¹ See DR. I. 28; SD. 346; NL. 609-610. ² See NL. 617; Cf. DR. I. 29; SD. 347.
74 (C.76; K.XIX.69b-70). ¹ See SD. 348; NL. 620. Cf. DR. I. 29. ² See SD. 349; NL. 623. Cf. BR. I. 29.
75 (C.77; K.XIX.70b). ¹ See NL, 626; SD. 350. Cf. DR. I. 29.