The backdrop of the Srikanthacarita and the Mankhakosa
by Dhrubajit Sarma | 2015 | 94,519 words
This page relates “Alamkara (30): Vyaghata or frustration� as it appears in the case study regarding the Srikanthacarita and the Mankhakosa. The Shrikanthacarita was composed by Mankhaka, sometimes during A.D. 1136-1142. The Mankhakosa or the Anekarthakosa is a kosa text of homonymous words, composed by the same author.
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Part 5ad - Alaṃkāra (30): ղ岵ٲ or frustration
If a certain thing, which is done by one man by a certain means, is undone by another by the same means, there is ղ岵ٲ[1] or frustration. In the verse, ⲹܱ ܲٲ[2]…�., it has been stated that Lord Ś considers ī as to be adorned by many ornaments. While indulging Herself too much in the swinging sport, ī’s ornaments broken or slipped off, but Her own natural beauty comes to light, noticing that Lord Ś found Her more decorated by onaments. Hence, it is an instance of ղ岵ٲ. Another example of this figure noticed in the Śī첹ṇṭٲ�mudhaiva �[3] …�.
Footnotes and references:
[1]:
vyāghāta� sa tu kenāpi vastu yena yathā kṛta�/
tenaiva cedupāyena kurute’nyastadanyathā/
saukaryeṇa ca kāryasya viruddha� kriyate yadi// Sāhityadarpaṇa., X. 74-75
[2]:
Śī첹ṇṭٲ., VIII. 10
[3]:
Ibid., XI. 63