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Siddhanta Shiromani Ganitadhyaya of Bhaskaracharya with Commentary

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पृष्ठ 96, कुल 573 में से

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पृष्ठ 96

76 is due to occur during the course of the year, though it has occured has been lost. So, to make amends, another Adhikamāsa is to occur as is warranted by the convergents cited above. It might be asked what if two Adhikamāsas occur and why a Kshayamāsa be instituted at all. The reason is not that a religious convention warrants it but because the wedding of the luni-Solar year to the Solar year has to be made on a particular principle. Nor- mally, so long as a Samkramaṇa goes on occuring during the course of a lunation, the two systems of reckoning may be seen to be running parallel. But if a particular lunar month does not contain a Samkramaṇa it is to be taken as a warning that the luni-Solar reckoning has overtaken the Solar by one lunation. This lunar month has to be curtailed to make the two kinds of reckoning to proceed side by side. This convention naturally raised the ques- tion as to how to deal with a lunation which contains two Saṁkrāntis. The Solar month their has to be deleted to make the two systems run concurrently. This deletion of a Solar month is achieved not by declaring the particular Solar month as an Adhikamāsa but what is virtually the same two lunar months are deemed to lapse during the course of that solar month. This kind convention helped the occurrence of one Adhikamāsa alone as scheduled be- cause one of the two Adhikamāsas has been nullified by the convention of a Kshayamāsa. Why the proposition that a Kshayamāsa generally occurs when the Śuddhi at the beginning of the Solar year happens to be 21 tithis is quite evident because in such a case generally Bhādrapada becomes an Adhikamāsa, which again entails the occurence of two Samkramaṇas during the course of one of the three lunations beginning with Kārtica, which happen to be longer than the corresponding Solar months. In other words a Kshayamāsa is expected to occur only when Bhādrapada happens to be an Adhika- māsa, and this in turns happens only when the Śuddhi happens to be 21 at the beginning of the Solar year. Adhi-