Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c86.76

v2.c86.76

⁴⁴ Some *rasas* again are mutually consistent, e.g. *karuṇa* and *bībhatsa* go with *vīra*; *śṛṅgāra* goes with *hāsya* (cf Bharata vi 40) etc. On this question see Lindenau, *Rasalehre* (pp. 71f.) According to Viśvanātha, the *rasas* hostile (i) to *śṛṅgāra* are *karuṇa*, *bībhatsa*, *raudra*, *vīra* and *bhayānaka* (ii) to *hāsya*—*bhayānaka* and *karuṇa* (iii) to *karuṇa*—*hāsya*, and *śṛṅgāra* (iv) to *raudra*—*hāsya*, *śṛṅgāra* and *bhayānaka* (v) to *vīra*—*bhayānaka* and *śānta* (vi) to *bhayānaka*—*śṛṅgāra*, *vīra*, *raudra*, *hāsya* and *śānta* (vii) to *śānta*—*vīra*, *śṛṅgāra*, *raudra*, *hāsya*, and *bhayānaka* (viii) to *bībhatsa*—*śṛṅgāra*. Bhānudatta gives the antagonistic *rasas* as follow: *śṛṅgāra*→*bībhatsa*; *vīra*→*bhayānaka*; *raudra*→*adbhuta*; *hāsya*→*karuṇa*.