Ragas and Raginis: A Pictorial and Iconographic Study of Indian Musical Modes Based on Original Sources c15.2

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1. According to Dattila (Second Century A.D.)
2. According to Bharata's Nāṭya-Śāstra (C. 3rd Century A.D.)
3. According to Bṛhaddeśī by Matanga (Circa 5th to 7th Century).
4. According to Sangīta Makaranda by Nārada (Circa 7th to 9th Century A.D.)
5. According to Mammata (about the eleventh century A.D.)
6. According to Nāṭya-locana (circa 850-1000 A.D.)
7. According to King Nānya deva's Sarasvatī—Hṛdayalāmkāra (circa 1097 to 1154 A.D.)
8. According to Someśvara Deva (circa 1131 A.D.)
9. According to Sangīta-Ratnākara by Śārṅgadeva (1210-1247 A.D.)
10. According to Sangīta-samaya-sāra by Pārśvadeva (circa 1250 A.D.)
11. According to Rāga-sāgara, attributed to the joint authors Narada & Dattila.
12. According to Rāgārṇava (datable about the 1300 A.D.)
13. According to Pañcama Saṃhitā by Narada.
14. According to Kallinātha, (1460 A.D.)
15. According to Rāgamālā by Meṣakarṇa (dated about 1509 A.D.)
16. According to Raga-Tarangini by Locan-Kavi (circa 1375 A.D.)
17. According to Svara-mela-kalānidhi by Rama-matya (1550 A.D.)
18. According to Rāgamālā by Pundalik Vithala.
19. According to Catvāriṃśacchata-raga-nirūpaṇam by Narada (circa 1550 A.D.)
20. According to Rāga-vivodha by Soma-nath (1609 A.D.)