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Kavyamimamsa of Rajasekhara (Study)

by Debabrata Barai | 2014 | 105,667 words

This page relates ‘idea or theme of Kavya (poetry)—Introduction� of the English study on the Kavyamimamsa of Rajasekhara: a poetical encyclopedia from the 9th century dealing with the ancient Indian science of poetics and rhetoric (also know as alankara-shastra). The Kavya-mimamsa is written in eighteen chapters representing an educational framework for the poet (kavi) and instructs him in the science of applied poetics for the sake of making literature and poetry (kavya).

Part 6.1a - The idea or theme of Kāvya (poetry)—Introduction

To Ჹś󲹰, the idea or theme of 屹ⲹ (poetry) is classified into three parts—i..

  1. Anyayoni,
  2. Nihynutyoni [nihnutayoni?] and
  3. Ayoni.

Anyayoni have two sub-types: Pratibimbakalpa and Ālekhyaprakhya. Nihynutyoni’s [nihnutayoni?] two sub-types are Tulyadehitulya and ʲܰśṛśa but Ayoni has no sub-division. These types of five classification of subject matter done by Ჹś󲹰 to take advantage of views of 峾Բ and ĀԲԻ岹󲹲Բ. Ჹś󲹰 approves the views of 峾Բ and recognized it.

峾Բ in the history of Sanskrit poetics analyzed �artha� in 屹ⲹ (poetry) into three divisions by saying:

artho dvividho'yoniranyacchāyāyoniśca |
ⲹٲ� sūkṣmaśca | sūkṣmo bhāvyo vāsanīyaśca || �

- Kāvyālaṃkārasūṭra-ṛtپ of 峾Բ: Ch-III/2/7-9

Therefore, ĀԲԻ岹󲹲Բ in his Dhvanyāloka developed this concept about three types of artha in 屹ⲹ (poetry) and there his definite improvement on the older theory as:

saṃvādo hyanyasādṛśya� tatpuna� pratibiṃvat |
ālokhyaprakhyavattulyadehivacca śarīriṇām || �

- Dhvanyāloka of ĀԲԻ岹󲹲Բ: IV/12

Kavyartha (meaning of poetry)

屹ٳ (Meaning of poetry); Anyayoni; Nihynutyoni [nihnutayoni?]; Ayoni; Pratibimbakalpa; Ālekhyaprakha; a) Vyastaka a) Samakrama b) ṇḍ b) Vibhūṣaṇamoṣa c) Tailabindu c) Vyutkrama d) Naṭanepathyam d) վśṣoپ e) Chandovinimaya e) Uttamsa f) Hetuvyatyaya f) Naṭanepathaya g) Saṃkrāntakam g) Ekaparikārya h) ṭa� h) ʰٲ貹ٳپ Tulyadehitulya; ʲܰśṛśa; a) Viṣayaparivarta a) Huḍayuddha b) Dvandvavicchitti b) Pratikañcuka c) 鲹ٲԲ c) Vastusañcāra d) Sankhyollekha d) ٳٳܱ岹 e) ū e) Satkāra f) Vidhānāpahāra f) īñī첹 g) Māṇikyapuñja g) Bhāvamudrā h) Kanda� h) Tadvirodhī.

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