Natarajapaddhati of Ramanathasiva - A First Critical Edition of the Earliest Saivapaddhati composed in the Tamil Country: Volume 1, Nityavidhi - Edition anglais-sanskrit-tamil

Ganesan, T.; Sarma, S. A. S.

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ISBN 10 : 8184702523 ISBN 13 : 9788184702521

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�diteur: Co�dition EFEO/IFP
Date d'�dition: 2024
Langue: fran�ais
ISBN 10: 8184702523
ISBN 13: 9788184702521
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Nombre de pages: 176
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Natarajapaddhati of Ramanathasiva: A First Critical Edition of the Earliest Saivapaddhati Composed in the Tamil Country, Vol.1: Nityavidhi

T. Ganesan and S.A.S. Sarma

Edit� par Institut Francais de Pondichery, 2024

ISBN 10 : 8184702523 ISBN 13 : 9788184702521

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Soft cover. Etat : New. Composed in the middle of the eleventh century CE, the Natarajapaddhati is the earliest surviving Saiva ritual manual (paddhati) known to have been written in the Tamil country. This volume furnishes a critical edition of the first 340 verses of this hitherto unpublished work, which detail the daily obligatory rites of an acarya who has been initiated (diksita) in the Saivasiddhanta tradition. It provides precise instructions on the sequence of performing all rites, from waking up in the early morning until bedtime. The author, Ramanatha, a disciple of a certain Nataraja (also known as Natesa), to whom he pays homage and in whose honour the work is named, mentions that he resides in a monastery (matha) situated on the eastern side of the temple of Siva Puspavanesvara, in some unidentified town. N� de r�f. du vendeur 139930A

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