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Line 260: + − Apart from these we find a good number of Akhyana and Samvada suktas in the Rigveda. They are said to be the seed material of the later day Itihasa, Kavyas, Mahakavyas (poetics), and natakas (drama). The information found in seed form in the Rigveda is supported and elaborated, similar to a fruit-bearing tree, in the Brahmana and Aranyaka literature. In this way the Akhyana and Samvada suktas have significant role in defining the Bharatiya Laukika Sahitya. The concepts found ground and developed further in the Itihasa and Purana literature. According to the traditional views, it is said that dramaturgy (the art of dramas) originated from the Vedas. Mahamuni Bharata the author of Natyashastra, describes that Brahma composed the "Natyaveda or Panchamaveda" as the essence of the four vedas upon request of the devatas. For this purpose, the essence of Pathya (including the Samvadas and anecdotes) was taken from the Rigveda, that of Sangeeta (music) from Samaveda, Abhinaya (action) from Yajurveda, and Rasa (aesthetics) from Atharva veda.<ref name=":6" />+ − === प्रख्यात आख्यान । Prominent Akhyanas ===+ − There are many akhyanas or anecdotes in Rgveda. A few are famous and are found in Brahmana and other texts such as Brhaddevata.<ref name=":2" /><ref name=":6" />+ + + + + + − + − + − + − + − + − + − + − + − === Prominent Samvada Suktas ===+ − A few important Samvada suktas are given as below<ref name=":6" /> − # Urvashi Pururava Samvada (10.85)+ − # Yama Yami Samvada (10.10) + − # Sarama Pani Samvada (10.130) − # Agastya Lopamudra Samvada (1.179) − # Vashishta Sudasa Samvada (7.83) − # Indra Indrani and Vrshakapi Samvada (10.86)
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(5) आख्यान सूक्त - Suktas which narrate a legend, example - Shyavashva Sukta
(5) आख्यान सूक्त - Suktas which narrate a legend, example - Shyavashva Sukta
Important suktas found in the Rigveda include<ref name=":6" />
Important darshanika suktas found in the Rigveda include<ref name=":6" />
#[[Nasadiya Sukta (नासदीयसूक्तम्)]] - 10.129
#[[Nasadiya Sukta (नासदीयसूक्तम्)]] - 10.129
# Asya-vamiya Sukta - 1.164
# Asya-vamiya Sukta - 1.164
# Shraddha Sukta - 10.151
# Shraddha Sukta - 10.151
Important laukika Suktas found in Rigveda include<ref name=":6" />
# Sajnana Sukta - 10.191
# Sajnana Sukta - 10.191
# Danastuti Sukta - 10.107 and 117
# Danastuti Sukta - 10.107 and 117
# Aksha Sukta - 10.34
# Aksha Sukta - 10.34
# Vivaha Sukta - 10.85
# Vivaha Sukta - 10.85
Important Akhyana suktas found in Rigveda include
# Vishnu Sukta (Trivikrama) - 1.154
# Soma Suryaa vivaha Sukta - 10.85
# Shyavashva Sukta - 5.61
# Manduka Sukta - 7.103
# Indra Vrtra Yuddha - 1.80 and 2.12
Important Samvada suktas found in Rigveda include
# Shunahshepa (1.24 and 30)
# Pururava Urvashi Samvada - 10.95
# Brahmavadini Apala (8.91)
# Yama Yami Samvada - 10.10
# Trivikrama (1.154)
# [[Sarama Pani Samvada (सरमापणिसंवादः)|Sarama Pani Samvada]] - 10.108
# Marriage of Soma-Suryaa (10.85)
# Vishvamitra Nadi Samvada - 3.33
# Shyavashva sukta (5.61)
# Indra Marut Samvada - 1.165
# Aksha Sukta (10.34)
# Agasthya Lopamudra Samvada - 1.179
# Manduka Sukta (7.103)
# Vasishta Sudas Samvada - 7.83
# Battle between [[Indra and Vrtrasura (इन्द्रः वृत्रासुरः च)|Indra and Vrtrasura]] (1.80 and 2.12)
# Indra Indrani Vrshakapi Samvada - 10.86
The Akhyana and Samvada suktas in the Rigveda are said to be the seed material of the later day Itihasa, Kavyas, Mahakavyas (poetics), and natakas (drama). The information found in seed form in the Rigveda is supported and elaborated, similar to a fruit-bearing tree, in the Brahmana and Aranyaka literature. In this way the Akhyana and Samvada suktas have significant role in defining the Bharatiya Laukika Sahitya. The concepts found ground and developed further in the Itihasa and Purana literature. According to the traditional views, it is said that dramaturgy (the art of dramas) originated from the Vedas. Mahamuni Bharata the author of Natyashastra, describes that Brahma composed the "Natyaveda or Panchamaveda" as the essence of the four vedas upon request of the devatas. For this purpose, the essence of Pathya (including the Samvadas and anecdotes) was taken from the Rigveda, that of Sangeeta (music) from Samaveda, Abhinaya (action) from Yajurveda, and Rasa (aesthetics) from Atharva veda.<ref name=":6" />
=== प्रख्यात आख्यान । Prominent Akhyanas ===
There are many akhyanas or anecdotes in Rgveda. A few are famous and are found in Brahmana and other texts such as Brhaddevata.<ref name=":2" /><ref name=":6" />
== Pravachanakaras of Rgveda ==
== Pravachanakaras of Rgveda ==