Vararuchi Katayayana

Vararuchi Katayayana

Varuchichi Katyayana is the famous trader of Panini Sutras. Varuchichi Katyayana has proved to be very important for the traditional panechanical grammar. Without these traders, the grammar of Panhera remains incomplete. Patanjali composed the Mahabishya on the basis of the merchants.

Purushottam Deo has written these names of Katyayana in his trivial composition - Kaati, Rehabusu, Medhajit and Vararichi. The name "Katti" is the name of the gatra, it is mentioned in the Mahatma. Rehabilitation is related to the nakshatra, rehabilitation in "Bhavavavatya" has been called synonyms of barbaricity. Medhajit does not get mention of elsewhere. Apart from this, a name of Katyayana Vararuchi in Kathasaritsagar and Big Kathmanjari has also come to be known as 'Shrutadhar'. In the Hemchandra and Medini coconuts, the name of the verse is mentioned as "Vararuchi".

Some facts come out on the reading of Katyayana Vararuchi- although in most places, Katyana has interpreted the use of Panini Sutras as a means of follow-up, arguments and critics have tried to preserve the sources, but somewhere in the formulas He has also done this and has condemned them by displaying faults in the occasional potential sources and where there is also an appendix to the Katayayana. Probably this Vararichi Katayana has composed Vedasvaravrokrani and Pratyakshya too. Some of the poetry verses made by Katyayana have also been discussed in the Mahatma. According to Caiat and Nagesh, Bharajjyogyanak shlok has been made by the merchant only. Pratishakhyam Other Katyayana

Actor Katyayana Vararichi and Prakash Prakashak Vararichi are two people. Prakritekar Vararuchi was the contemporary of Harsh Vikramaditya of the sixth century, due to the maternal insatiation of the husband of Vasavdatta, whereas the traders of the Paniyani Sutras were very pre-eminently.

Varikuchi is mentioned in Ashoka's inscription. Pratapakshaka Vararuchi's tribe was also Katyayana, on this one basis, the author and the natural person can not be considered as a single person, because Prakrit of Prakriti Vararichi of Ashoka's article is clearly new. As a result, the predecessor of Asoka, Katyayana Vararuchi is the distributor and the later Varukhi Prakash Prakashakak of Ashok. In the "Chaturbhani" published from Madras, the word "Ubhayasarika" is not neutralized, because the merchants Varruchi have been known as "Tattatpriyar" and "Ubhayasarika" use of the techniques in very small quantities. It is likely that someone else is different.

Katyayana is a different person from the narrator who has discussed the poetry of Hunanatsang, which has been in the history of Palestine since 300 years. This Katayana was a Buddhist teacher who has created a Buddhist called "Aadhadhyanya Prasasthan".

A prime jain of Katyayan name has also become immovable. The manuscript bibliography of Africa has been discussed in the books of Vararuchi and Katayana. It is difficult to decide how many traders are writing in these texts. Also see them

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