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Essay name: Hastalaksanadipika a critical edition and study

Author: E. K. Sudha
Affiliation: Government Sanskrit College (Tripunithura) / Department of Sanskrit

This is an English study on the Hastalaksanadipika—a manual depicting the Mudras (gestures) of the Kerala theatre. It is a very popular text supposedly dating to the 10th century A.D. This study also touches the subject of Krsnanattam, Kathakali and Kutiyattam—some of India's oldest theatrical traditions in Kerala.

Chapter 3 - Later developments of dramatic techniques

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6 (of 22)


External source: Shodhganga (Repository of Indian theses)


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Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)


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. Catura 23. Hamsāsya 22. Bhramara 24. Hamsapakṣa 26. Mukuḷa 25. Sandamsa 27. Tamracuda 28. Triśūla 29. Vyaghra 30. Ardhasūci 31. Kataka 32. Palli 94 24 There are 23 samyutahastas in the AD. In the NS the number is
13. Nandikeśvara says that all of these samyutahastas are said by Bharata
also. They are:-
1. Anjali
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3. Karkata
2. Kapōta
5. Dōla
7. Utsanga
9. Katakavardhana
11. Sakata
13. Cakra
15. Pāsa
17. Matsya
4. Svastika
6. Puspaputa
8. Śivalinga
10. Kartarisvastika
12. Sankha
14. Sampuṭa
16. Kilaka
18. Kūrma
19. Vakra
20. Garuda
21. Nāgabandhaka
22. Khatvā
23. Bherunḍa.

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