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Veda Vargeekarana (वेदवर्गीकरणम्) (view source)
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=== Shakas ===
=== Shakas ===
The number of Yajurveda shakas is given variously by different rishis and scholars as 101 shakas (recensions)<ref name=":223" /> 107 according to Sutasamhita, Skanda and Brahmanda Puranas, 109 according to Muktikopanishad, 100 according to Pathanjali in his Mahabhasyam, 86 according to Charanavyuha and Shaunaka. According to Vayu Purana, there were 86 student lineages and thus 86 shakas of Maharshi Vaisampayana.<ref name=":13" /> Vishnupurana and Agnipurana give a number of 27 shakas of Yajurveda.<ref name=":0223" />Thus quite some variation is seen in the number of shakas that existed for Yajurveda.
The number of Yajurveda shakas is given variously by different rishis and scholars as 101 shakas (recensions)<ref name=":223" /> 107 according to Sutasamhita, Skanda and Brahmanda Puranas, 109 according to Muktikopanishad, 100 according to Pathanjali in his Mahabhasyam, 86 according to Charanavyuha and Shaunaka. According to Vayu Purana, there were 86 student lineages and thus 86 shakas of Maharshi Vaisampayana.<ref name=":13" /> Vishnupurana and Agnipurana give a number of 27 shakas of Yajurveda.<ref name=":0223" /> Thus quite some variation is seen in the number of shakas that existed for Yajurveda.
In the present day five Shakas of Yajurveda are seen namely Taittriya, Katha or Kapisthala, Maitrayani, Vajasaneyi and Kanva according to some scholars.<ref name=":13" />
In the present day five Shakas of Yajurveda are seen namely Taittriya, Katha or Kapisthala, Maitrayani, Vajasaneyi and Kanva according to some scholars.<ref name=":13" />
This Samhita was said to contain 15 shakas (See footnote 1 in Page 20 of Reference 1<ref name=":0223" />) and were called Vajasaneyi.
This Samhita was said to contain 15 shakas (See footnote 1 in Page 20 of Reference 1<ref name=":0223" />) and were called Vajasaneyi.
===== कृष्णशुक्ल-यजुर्वेदयोः भेदः =====
Following are few differences between Krishna and Shukla Yajurveda presented briefly by Pt. Rishiram Regmi.<ref>Regmi, Sri Rishiramji. Article : [http://vedicheritage.gov.in/flipbook/ved_vedang_gp_15/#book/ ''Yajurved ka Sankshipth Parichay''] available in Vedic Heritage Portal.</ref>
{| class="wikitable"
!Krishna Yajurveda
!Shukla Yajurveda
|-
|Mantras in both metrical and prose forms
|Mantras with chandas only
|-
|Irregularly arranged rishis, devatas and chandas in Taittriya Sarvanukramanika
|Organized in Shukla
|-
|Brahma Sampradaya
|Aditya Sampradaya
|-
|Widely followed in Southern parts of India
|Widely followed in Northern parts of India
|-
|Mantras and Brahmanas interspersed
|Only Mantras are present
|}
Krishna Yajurveda was taught by Rushi Vaishampayana, while the Shukla Yajurveda by [[Yajnavalkya (यज्ञवल्क्य)|यज्ञवल्क्य || Yajnavalkya]] rushi. It is considered older than the Shukla Yajurveda.
Krishna Yajurveda was taught by Rushi Vaishampayana, while the Shukla Yajurveda by [[Yajnavalkya (यज्ञवल्क्य)|यज्ञवल्क्य || Yajnavalkya]] rushi. It is considered older than the Shukla Yajurveda.
3. Brhadaraanyokopanishad and Isavasyopanishad.
3. Brhadaraanyokopanishad and Isavasyopanishad.
=== Rtvik, Devatas and Chandas ===
=== Devatas, Chandas and Rtvik ===
The Yajurvedic procedural details are recited and conducted by [[Adhvaryu|'''अध्वर्यु || Adhvaryu''']] priest for the proper performance of Yajnas. The devatas are the same as
The devatas are the same as The Yajurvedic procedural details are recited and conducted by [[Adhvaryu|'''अध्वर्यु || Adhvaryu''']] priest for the proper performance of Yajnas.
=== विषयविभागम् Content ===
=== विषयविभागम् Content ===