The Home of the Puppet Play
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24 Cf. Prasannaraghava, 11, 8 ff. : natati narakardgravyagra- sfltrdgralagnadvipadasanasaldki'. Inaucapdncdlikeyajji ksm&bhrt&m cittavrttili \ .
28 THE HOME OF THE PUPPET-PLAY.
The only detailed mention of a puppet-play in ancient India is found in the Kathakos'a, translated by Tawney (London, 1895), p. 40, in a passage to which my attention was called by Zachariae. Tawney supplied me at my request most kindly with the Sanskrit text. A puppet-play is performed before King Sundara on the occasio...n of the marriage of his son Amaracandra : tavat prcranlyaih Simdararajno 'gre 'vasaro maiidito 'sti \ vamse putrikdtra nrtyam karoti || By preranlyaih we are probably meant to understand 'puppet-players. ' It expresses most likely what were formerly known as ' motion- men ' in England, although the form prerakaih would have been more what we should have expected to find used. Ai'asara is, according to Apte, s. V. , also a kind of ' gathering ' or ' assembly '" ; mandita may belong to uiandayanta, ' actor, ' if this meaning can be justified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
24 Cf. Prasannaraghava, 11, 8 ff. : natati narakardgravyagra- sfltrdgralagnadvipadasanasaldki'. Inaucapdncdlikeyajji ksm&bhrt&m cittavrttili \ .
28 THE HOME OF THE PUPPET-PLAY.
The only detailed mention of a puppet-play in ancient India is found in the Kathakos'a, translated by Tawney (London, 1895), p. 40, in a passage to which my attention was called by Zachariae. Tawney supplied me at my request most kindly with the Sanskrit text. A puppet-play is performed before King Sundara on the occasio...n of the marriage of his son Amaracandra : tavat prcranlyaih Simdararajno 'gre 'vasaro maiidito 'sti \ vamse putrikdtra nrtyam karoti || By preranlyaih we are probably meant to understand 'puppet-players. ' It expresses most likely what were formerly known as ' motion- men ' in England, although the form prerakaih would have been more what we should have expected to find used. Ai'asara is, according to Apte, s. V. , also a kind of ' gathering ' or ' assembly '" ; mandita may belong to uiandayanta, ' actor, ' if this meaning can be justified.
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