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    1) The document is a stotra (hymn of praise) dedicated to Ravana called the Shivatandavastotra. 2) The stotra is written in the panchachAmara poetic meter, with each line containing 16 syllables made up of alternating laghu (light) and guru (heavy) syllables. 3) The last verse switches to the Vasanta-tilakA meter.

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    1) The document is a stotra (hymn of praise) dedicated to Ravana called the Shivatandavastotra. 2) The stotra is written in the panchachAmara poetic meter, with each line containing 16 syllables made up of alternating laghu (light) and guru (heavy) syllables. 3) The last verse switches to the Vasanta-tilakA meter.

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    .. Shivatandavastotra (Ravana) ) ..: ॥ Eшvtaxv-To// Ravzrectm^ ॥

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    1) The document is a stotra (hymn of praise) dedicated to Ravana called the Shivatandavastotra. 2) The stotra is written in the panchachAmara poetic meter, with each line containing 16 syllables made up of alternating laghu (light) and guru (heavy) syllables. 3) The last verse switches to the Vasanta-tilakA meter.

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    .. Shivatandavastotra (Ravana) ) ..

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    dqEdvEc/tSpyoB gmOE?tsror^-
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    tZArEvdc"qo, prAmhFmh dyo,
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     12
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    Evm?tdm Et, sdA Er, -TmEl\ vhn^
    Evm?tlollocno llAmBAll`n,
    Ev
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    EnElMp nATnAgrF dMb mOlmESlA-
    EngMPEnB "rm DE ZAmnohr,
    tnot no mnomd\ EvnoEdnF\mhEn\
    pEry pr\ pd\ tdgE(vqA\ cy, 14
    prcX vAXvAnl prBABprcArZF
    mhAEsEdAEmnF nAvht SpnA
    Evm?t vAm locno EvvAhAEl@vEn,
    Ev
     Et m/Bqgo g>yAy AytAm^ 15
    idm^ Eh En(ym
     vm?tmttmottm\ -tv\
    pW-mrb}vnnro EvEdm
     Ets\ttm^
    hr grO sBE?tmA yAEt nAyTA gEt\
    Evmohn\ Eh 
    dEhnA\ skr-y Ec\tnm^ 16
    pAvsAnsmy  dv?/gFt\
    y, MBpnpr\ pWEt prdoq
    

    2
    t-y E-TrA\ rTgdtrgy?tA\
    l#mF\ sd{ v smE\ prddAEt MB, 17
    iEt FrAvZEvrEct\ EvtAXv-to/\ sMpZ m^

    The stotra is in panchachAmara Chanda, in which there are 16


    varna-s per line, each line begins with a laghu and the laghu and guru varna-s
    alternate. So there are eight LG (laghu-guru) pairs, making up 16 syllables of
    each line. The last shloka is in Vasanta-tilakA metre.

    Please send corrections to sanskrit@cheerful.com


    Last updated June 14, 2013
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