Ragas and Raginis: A Pictorial and Iconographic Study of Indian Musical Modes Based on Original Sources c6.159
Rāgas and Rāginīs: A Pictorial and Iconographic Study of Indian Musical Modes Based on Original Sources c6.159
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“Madhyamādi, Mālava-Kaiśaka, Mallāra Megha, Mālasī, Muddhaki, Malārī, Desākhī, Dīpaka, Desī, Devakiri (Devakriyā, Devagiri), Vasanta, Vangāla, Vegha-ravani, Valāra (? Bhallāra, Bhallārī) Varāṭi, Vicitra, Karkka, Toki-Kauha (? Takka-Kaiśika), Kāmoda, Karṇāṭa, Kambhuda (? Kam-bhāṭī),² Bhairava, Bhairavī, Paṭamañjarī, Trāna, Ganugara, Gunagari (Gunakriyā=Gunakali), Gāndhāra, Guñjarī (? Gujjarī), Gaula (? Gauḍa), Larita (? Lalita), Pañcama, Hindola, Vati, Rāmakari (Rāmakelī), Andhārī, Dhanacchi (Dhannāsī), Naṭa, Cokhasara (? Cokṣa), Khambhāvatī, Śrī-Rāga, Sakabja (Sakañja), Savarī (Sāverī), Saṃkarābharina ādi aneka rāgaka gāyan.”