Essay name: Bhasa (critical and historical study)
Author: A. D. Pusalker
This book studies Bhasa, the author of thirteen plays ascribed found in the Trivandrum Sanskrit Series. These works largely adhere to the rules of traditional Indian theatrics known as Natya-Shastra.
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406f, 410, 422; also called
Canda Pradyota or Pradyota
ѲԲ.
Pradyumna, 432.
Praharsini, 146.
Prahasana, 56, def. 180; 181.
Prahasta, 216.
Prājāpatya, 367f, 371.
Prakarana, 182ff, 238, 271, 273,
293, def. 299; śuddha 183;
sankīrṇa 183.
Prakaraṇikā, 184.
Prakhyāta, 218, 226.
Prakrit, 66, 75, 83, 122-128, 156ff,
161f, 167, 179, 187, 190, 294,
300, 433, 464; Prakrit archa-
isms 16-17; Prakrit
143 Prakritisms 150.
Prakṛti, 432..
Pramadavana, 142, 389f.
Prang, 331.
prarocanā, 56.
Prāsa, 414n, 415.
Prasada, 91, 239.
Prasannaraghava, 43.
Praśānta, 183.
verses
Prasasti, 131.
Prasenajit, 325, 327, 329f, 402.
praśnikas, 139.
53f, 56f, 63, 67f, 71, 78, 80n,
83f, sources 87; 90, 92n, 95,
100, 105, 113, 118, table 119,
121f, 135f, staging of IV Act
143, 144, 146f, 154, 191, 220,
240n, title 241; plot 241-254;
deviations 254-256; type 256-
257; sentiments 257-259; cri-
tical remarks 259-264; 276n,
302, 307n, 353n f, 356n, 358,
363, 373, 378, 386n, 391n,
397n, 399n f, 402n, 419ff, 423n,
427n, 429n f, 433n f, 439n,
444n, 462ff.
Pratima (Devdhar), 255n, 257n.
Pratima (Dhruva), 5n, 21n, f, 46n f,
50n, 241n, 256n f, 263n.
Pratima (Paranjape), 4n, 17n, 26n,
38n, 40n, 54n, 56n, 74n, 97n,
112n, 255n, 259n, 263n.
Pratima (QJMS), 52n.
Pratimagṛha, 53-54, 239, 259, 419-
420; situation 419; special
preparation 419-420; pratimas
421.
pratimukha, 182.
Pratisthāna, 328.
Prativastūpamā, 74n.
Pravahanas, 443f.
pravara -
368.
Pravarasena, 42.
Prastāvanā, 3, 6, 32f, 39, 158.
Prataparudriya, 209.
Pratardana, 327.
Pratijñāyaugandharayana, 2, 14ff,
37, 41, 43ff, 49ff, 57, 62, 65,
67f, 72f, 75, 77, 80, 83f, sour-
75, 77,
80,
ces, 87-88; 98, 105, 109, 116,
table 119; 120, 122, 126n, 135f,
139, 146, 148ff, 166, 169, 238f,
title 264-265; plot 265-270 ;
deviations 270-271; type 271-
273; sentiments 273-274; criti-
cal remarks 274-277; 278, 292,
303f, 307, 325, 344n, 348n,
355n, 373n ff, 377n f, 382n,
391n, 397n f, 401n f, 404n,
406n f, 410n f, 413n f, 420,
422n, 427n, 429, 430n, 433n,
438n f, 441n, 443n f, 448n,
462n ff.
Pratiloma, 358, 366, 370, 372.
Pratima, 2f, 5ff, 41, 43, 46, 48,
Praveśaka, 183, 318.
Prayogātiśaya, 40n.
Prekṣāgṛha, 137ff.
Premasagara, 226.
Prices, fixed 448; not fixed 447.
Prince of Denmark, 276.
Princep, 328.
Printz, Dr. W., 1, 126n.
Private coinage, 451.
Priyadarsika, 3n, 35f, 104n, 106n,
115f, 148, 288.
Priyangu, 465, 467.
Problems (Some Problems of Indian
Literature), 4n, 6n, 13n, 16n,
18n ff, 26n, 42n, 76n, 82n, 87n,
97n, 99n f, 132n, 164n, 172n,
176n, 219n, 238n, 263n, 271n,
401n.
prologue, 6.
Propitiatory rites, 403.
