- (partially in six)
shakhas are the (Vajasaneyi Madhandina, Kanva; Taittiriya, Maitrayani, Caraka-Katha, Kapisthala-Katha). The
Yajurvedin shakhas are divided...
- to
increase its
number of
shakhas to one lakh and
appoint 2,500 new
pracharaks in the country. In 2024, with 73117
Shakhas, 45600 Sthans, 27717 Milans...
- Vedas. Only one
Shakha of the many
survive today,
namely the Śakalya
Shakha. Much of the
contents contained in the
remaining Shakhas are now lost or are...
-
Madhyandina Shakha is a
shakha (branch) of
Shukla Yajurveda. This
branch includes Madhyandina Samhita,
Madhyandina Shatapatha Brahmana,
Ishavasya Upanishad...
- Kāṇva
Shākha (Sanskrit:काण्व शाखा) is the
oldest shakha ("branch" or "recension") of
Shukla Yajurveda. The Kānva
tradition is
followed mostly in Tamil...
- to (i.e.
recorded by)
particular Shakhas or
schools of
those Vedas as well.
Based on the
abbreviations and
Shakhas provided by
works cited in this article...
-
Shakala Shaka (Sanskrit: शाकल शाखा; IAST: Śākala Śākhā), is the
oldest shakha (from skt. śākhā f. "branch" or "recension") of the Rigveda. The Śākala tradition...
- "Shiv Sena
Shakhas" (transl. Branch). The
Shakhas serve as the
primary unit of the party, with each
Shakha consisting of 25-50 members. The
Shakhas were responsible...
- and the
Krishna (or 'Black')
Yajur Veda... of the
black Yajur Veda, five
shakhas are known: the
Taittiriya (Apastamba),
Kapishthala (Hiranyakesi), Katha...
-
composition of the
mantra texts, with the
establishment of the
various shakhas all over
Northern India which annotated the
mantra samhitas with Brahmana...
