- The
Katantra (Sanskrit: कातन्त्र; IAST:
Kātantra) is a
treatise on
Sanskrit grammar (Vyakarana)
attributed to
Sharvavarman living at the time of the Satavahana...
-
Schools of
Sanskrit grammar Pāṇini
Tolkappiyam Vyakarana Sanskrit grammar Katantra George Cardona, Pāṇini: a
survey of
research (1998),
Motilal Banarsid****...
- Pāṇini's grammar, non-Pāṇinian
schools of
Sanskrit grammar,
particularly Katantra and
Sakatayana schools, and
Prakrit grammar.
Literary Prakrit seems to...
- high value.
Though Kesiraja followed the
model of
Sanskrit grammar of the
Katantra school and that of
earlier writings on
Kannada grammar, his work has an...
-
texts mention Agastya. Just like
early Buddhist texts such as Kalapa,
Katantra and Candra-vyakarana
adapting Panini, and
Asvaghosa adopting the more ancient...
- II in the
Sanskrit language,
follows the
fundamental framework of the
Katantra school of
Sanskrit grammar. For his
contribution to
Kannada grammar, Nagavarma...
- Jain
purana ("epic").
Nagavarma II's
grammatical model is
based on the
Katantra school of
Sanskrit grammar and the
author styles himself Abhinava Sarvavarma...
- language.
Although Keshiraja followed the
model of
Sanskrit grammar (of the
Katantra school) and that of
earlier writings on
Kannada grammar (by King Amoghavarsha...
- Beiträge zur
Geschichte und
Geographie von Ostturkestan.
Berlin 1930.
Kātantra und Kaumāralāta.
Berlin 1930.
Philologica Indica, 1940. Bhārhut und die...
- himself).
Though Kesiraja followed the
model of
Sanskrit grammar of the
Katantra school, and that of
earlier writings on
Kannada grammar, his work has an...
