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Aug 30, 2010 with the commentary of vijnanevara called the mitaksara and notes from the gloss of balambhatta.
The smritis, such as manusmriti, naradasmriti, yajnavalkya smrti and parashara smriti, brahmanas are commentaries on the four vedas and deal with proper.
Jun 1, 2020 visvarupa, vijnaneshwara, aparaka and shulpani are the most famous commentaries written on the yajnavalkya smriti.
Vijnaneshwara who was well versed in all the then existing smritis chose to write a commentary to yajnavalkya smriti.
The sacred laws of the aryas as taught in the school of yajnavalkya as explained by vinanesvara in his well-known commentary named.
Jan 3, 2014 yajnavalkya smriti (acara khanda) with the commentaries of (1) the mitakshara by vijnanesvara bhikshua.
The smrtis are the commentaries by the rishis on the vedic injunctions. Examples – manu smriti, yajnavalkya smriti, paraasara smriti, naarada smriti,.
The yajnavalkya smriti was written between the period of „budha‟ and vikramaditya. The third ancient source of hindu law is commentaries and digestives.
In the case of arrangement of verses also slight differences are seen in these commentaries.
The yajnavalkyasmrti contains 1010 verses while the commentary of visavarupa writers. The smriti stands in an intimate relation to the white yajurveda.
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