Essay name: Gita-govinda of Jayadeva (comparative study)
Author:
Manisha Misra
Affiliation: Utkal University / Department of Sanskrit
This essay contains an English study of the Gita-Govinda by Jayadeva and the “Kishore Chandrananda Champu� by Kabisurya Baladev. The Gitagovinda is a Sanskrit Kavya poem of 12th century composed by Jayadeva whereas The “Kishore Chandrananda Champu� was written in the 18th century and was intended for a connection between the medieval poetry and modern literature.
Chapter 6 - A comparative analysis of literary merits of both the works
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ābhyantara alamkāra-s. These are divided into 3 categories named as: arigaja, ayatnaja, svabhāvaja. 5.18.3: Angaja alankārā These are the ornamental posture/actions generated in the body. a. Bhāva: The first attraction in a mind previously unchanged from the time of birth forward is known as bhāva 178 �
It's example in Gg is found in the following lines.
प्रथमसमागम-लज्जितया पटुचाटुशतैरनुकूलम् � [prathamasamāgama-lajjitayā paṭucāṭuśatairanukūlam | ] 2.12
b. Hāva When the alteration is slightly modified and the desire for mutual
enjoyment expressed by the indications of eyebrows, eyes, etc., is called hāva 79.
रतिसुखसमयरसालतया दलमुकुलितनयनसराजम् � [ratisukhasamayarasālatayā dalamukulitanayanasarājam | ] 2.17
सलज्जालज्जापिव्यगमदि� दूरं मृगदृश� � [salajjālajjāpivyagamadiva dūra� mṛgadṛśa� | ] 11.33
c. Helā When the change of mind for mutual enjoyment is perceived to be
very accute known as hela180.
सुखमुत्कण्ठितगोपवधूकथितं वितनोत� सलीलम� � [sukhamutkaṇṭhitagopavadhūkathita� vitanotu salīlam | ] 2.18
स्फुरितमनंगतरंगवशादि� � [sphuritamanaṃgataraṃgavaśādiva | ] 11.6
रसवलितललितगीते, [ٲٲīٱ, ] 11.17
The angaja alaṃkāra-s of KCC are:
भावः नादः कोऽप� नितम्बिन� जनमन�, [bhāva� nāda� ko'pi nitambini janamana�, ] 5.3
178. Ballantyne, J. R & Dasmitra, Padma, Ed. The Sāhityadarpana, p. 83
179. 179. Ballantyne, J.R. & Dasmitra, Padma, Ed. The Sahityadarpaṇa,, p.83
180. The Sāhityadarpana, p. 83
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