Vyakhyana
or Tika: Vyakhyana or Tika in the Hindu Scriptures
A Vyakhyana is a
running explanation in an easier language of what is said in the original, with
little elucidations here and there. A Vyakhyana, particularly of a Kavya, deals
with eight different modes of dissection of the Sloka, like Pada-Chheda,
Vigraha, Sandhi, Alankara, Anuvada, etc. This forms an important aspect in the
study of Sanskrit Sahitya Sastra. An Anu-Vyakhyana - like the one written by
Sri Madhva - is a repetition of what is already written, but in greater detail.
An Anuvada is merely a running translation or statement of an abstruse text of
the original. Tika is only another name for Vyakhyana. The best Vyakhyanas are
of Vachaspati Misra on the Darsanas, especially on Sankaras
Brahmasutra-Bhashya.
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Vyakhyana
or Tika : Vyakhyana or Tika in the Hindu Scriptures
By Sri Swami
Sivananda
Vyakhyana
or Tika
A Vyakhyana is a
running explanation in an easier language of what is said in the original, with
little elucidations here and there. A Vyakhyana, particularly of a Kavya, deals
with eight different modes of dissection of the Sloka, like Pada-Chheda,
Vigraha, Sandhi, Alankara, Anuvada, etc. This forms an important aspect in the
study of Sanskrit Sahitya Sastra. An Anu-Vyakhyana - like the one written by
Sri Madhva - is a repetition of what is already written, but in greater detail.
An Anuvada is merely a running translation or statement of an abstruse text of
the original. Tika is only another name for Vyakhyana. The best Vyakhyanas are
of Vachaspati Misra on the Darsanas, especially on Sankaras
Brahmasutra-Bhashya.
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