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    1) The document describes the various Indian classical ragas (musical modes), their associated wives/consorts known as raaginis, and sons. 2) It provides details on 6 main ragas - Bhairao, Maalakausak, Hindol, Deepak, Sireeraag, and Maygh. Each raga is accompanied by 5 raaginis and has 8 sons. 3) In total, it outlines the 6 ragas, 30 raaginis, and 48 sons that make up the classical Indian musical tradition.

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    1) The document describes the various Indian classical ragas (musical modes), their associated wives/consorts known as raaginis, and sons. 2) It provides details on 6 main ragas - Bhairao, Maalakausak, Hindol, Deepak, Sireeraag, and Maygh. Each raga is accompanied by 5 raaginis and has 8 sons. 3) In total, it outlines the 6 ragas, 30 raaginis, and 48 sons that make up the classical Indian musical tradition.

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    1) The document describes the various Indian classical ragas (musical modes), their associated wives/consorts known as raaginis, and sons. 2) It provides details on 6 main ragas - Bhairao, Maalakausak, Hindol, Deepak, Sireeraag, and Maygh. Each raga is accompanied by 5 raaginis and has 8 sons. 3) In total, it outlines the 6 ragas, 30 raaginis, and 48 sons that make up the classical Indian musical tradition.

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    Raag Mala

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    1) The document describes the various Indian classical ragas (musical modes), their associated wives/consorts known as raaginis, and sons. 2) It provides details on 6 main ragas - Bhairao, Maalakausak, Hindol, Deepak, Sireeraag, and Maygh. Each raga is accompanied by 5 raaginis and has 8 sons. 3) In total, it outlines the 6 ragas, 30 raaginis, and 48 sons that make up the classical Indian musical tradition.

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    rwg mwlw ](1429-19)
    raag maalaa.
    Raag Maalaa:
    rwg eyk sMig pMc brMgn ] (1429-19, mwlw, -)
    raag ayk sang panch barangan.
    Each Raga has five wives,
    sMig Alwpih AwTau ndn ] (1429-19, mwlw, -)
    sang alaapeh aath-o nandan.
    and eight sons, who emit distinctive notes.
    pRQm rwg BYrau vY krhI ] (1429-19, mwlw, -)
    paratham raag bhairo vai karhee.
    In the first place is Raag Bhairao.
    pMc rwgnI sMig aucrhI ] (1430-1, mwlw, -)
    panch raagnee sang uchrahee.
    It is accompanied by the voices of its five Raaginis:
    pRQm BYrvI iblwvlI ] (1430-1, mwlw, -)
    paratham bhairvee bilaavalee.
    First come Bhairavee, and Bilaavalee;
    puMinAwkI gwvih bMglI ] (1430-1, mwlw, -)
    punni-aakee gaavahi banglee.
    then the songs of Punni-aakee and Bangalee;
    puin AslyKI kI BeI bwrI ] (1430-1, mwlw, -)
    pun aslaykhee kee bha-ee baaree.
    and then Asalaykhee.
    ey BYrau kI pwcau nwrI ] (1430-2, mwlw, -)
    ay bhairo kee paacha-o naaree.
    These are the five consorts of Bhairao.
    pMcm hrK idswK sunwvih ] (1430-2, mwlw, -)
    pancham harakh disaakh sunaaveh.
    The sounds of Pancham, Harakh and Disaakh;
    bMgwlm mDu mwDv gwvih ]1] (1430-2, mwlw, -)
    bangaalam maDh maaDhav gaavahi. ||1||
    the songs of Bangaalam, Madh and Maadhav. ||1||
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    llq iblwvl gwvhI ApunI ApunI BWiq ] (1430-3, mwlw, -)
    lalat bilaaval gaavhee apunee apunee bhaa
    N
    t.
    Lalat and Bilaaval - each gives out its own melody.
    Ast puqR BYrv ky gwvih gwien pwqR ]1] (1430-3, mwlw, -)
    asat putar bhairav kay gaavahi gaa-in paatar. ||1||
    when these eight sons of Bhairao are sung by accomplished musicians. ||1||
    duqIAw mwlkausk Awlwpih ] (1430-4, mwlw, -)
    dutee-aa maalka-usak aalaapeh.
    In the second family is Maalakausak,
    sMig rwgnI pwcau Qwpih ] (1430-4, mwlw, -)
    sang raagnee paacha-o thaapeh.
    who brings his five Raaginis:
    goNfkrI Aru dyvgMDwrI ] (1430-4, mwlw, -)
    go
    N
    dkaree ar dayvganDhaaree.
    Gondakaree and Dayv Gandhaaree,
    gMDwrI sIhuqI aucwrI ] (1430-5, mwlw, -)
    ganDhaaree seehutee uchaaree.
    the voices of Gandhaaree and Seehutee,
    DnwsrI ey pwcau gweI ] (1430-5, mwlw, -)
    Dhanaasree ay paacha-o gaa-ee.
    and the fifth song of Dhanaasaree.
    mwl rwg kausk sMig lweI ] (1430-5, mwlw, -)
    maal raag ka-usak sang laa-ee.
    This chain of Maalakausak brings along :
    mwrU msqAMg myvwrw ] (1430-6, mwlw, -)
    maaroo masatang mayvaaraa.
    Maaroo, Masta-ang and Mayvaaraa,
    pRblcMf kausk auBwrw ] (1430-6, mwlw, -)
    parabalchand ka-usak ubhaaraa.
    Prabal, Chandakausak,
    KauKt Aau Baurwnd gwey ] (1430-6, mwlw, -)
    kha-ukhat a-o bha-uraanad gaa-ay.
    Khau, Khat and Bauraanad singing.
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    Ast mwlkausk sMig lwey ]1] (1430-6, mwlw, -)
    asat maalka-usak sang laa-ay. ||1||
    These are the eight sons of Maalakausak. ||1||
    puin AwieAau ihMfolu pMc nwir sMig Ast suq ] (1430-7, mwlw, -)
    pun aa-i-a-o hindol panch naar sang asat sut.
    Then comes Hindol with his five wives and eight sons;
    auTih qwn klol gwien qwr imlwvhI ]1] (1430-7, mwlw, -)
    utheh taan kalol gaa-in taar milaavahee. ||1||
    it rises in waves when the sweet-voiced chorus sings. ||1||
    qylgI dyvkrI AweI ] (1430-8, mwlw, -)
    taylangee dayvkaree aa-ee.
    There come Taylangee and Darvakaree;
    bsMqI sMdUr suhweI ] (1430-8, mwlw, -)
    basantee sandoor suhaa-ee.
    Basantee and Sandoor follow;
    srs AhIrI lY Bwrjw ] (1430-8, mwlw, -)
    saras aheeree lai bhaarjaa.
    then Aheeree, the finest of women.
    sMig lweI pWcau Awrjw ] (1430-9, mwlw, -)
    sang laa-ee paa
    N
    cha-o aarjaa.
    These five wives come together.
    surmwnd Bwskr Awey ] (1430-9, mwlw, -)
    surmaanand bhaaskar aa-ay.
    The sons: Surmaanand and Bhaaskar come,
    cMdRibMb mMgln suhwey ] (1430-9, mwlw, -)
    chandarbimb manglan suhaa-ay.
    Chandrabinb and Mangalan follow.
    srsbwn Aau Awih ibnodw ] (1430-9, mwlw, -)
    sarasbaan a-o aahi binodaa.
    Sarasbaan and Binodaa then come,
    gwvih srs bsMq kmodw ] (1430-10, mwlw, -)
    gaavahi saras basant kamodaa.
    and the thrilling songs of Basant and Kamodaa.
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    Ast puqR mY khy svwrI ] (1430-10, mwlw, -)
    asat putar mai kahay savaaree.
    These are the eight sons I have listed.
    puin AweI dIpk kI bwrI ]1] (1430-10, mwlw, -)
    pun aa-ee deepak kee baaree. ||1||
    Then comes the turn of Deepak. ||1||
    kCylI ptmMjrI tofI khI Alwip ] (1430-11, mwlw, -)
    kachhaylee patmanjree todee kahee alaap.
    Kachhaylee, Patamanjaree and Todee are sung;
    kwmodI Aau gUjrI sMig dIpk ky Qwip ]1] (1430-11, mwlw, -)
    kaamodee a-o goojree sang deepak kay thaap. ||1||
    Kaamodee and Goojaree accompany Deepak. ||1||
    kwlkw kuMql Aau rwmw ] (1430-11, mwlw, -)
    kaalankaa kuntal a-o raamaa.
    Kaalankaa, Kuntal and Raamaa,
    kmlkusm cMpk ky nwmw ] (1430-12, mwlw, -)
    kamalkusam champak kay naamaa.
    Kamalakusam and Champak are their names;
    gaurw Aau kwnrw klwnw ] (1430-12, mwlw, -)
    ga-uraa a-o kaanraa kal-yaanaa.
    Gauraa, Kaanaraa and Kaylaanaa;
    Ast puqR dIpk ky jwnw ]1] (1430-12, mwlw, -)
    asat putar deepak kay jaanaa. ||1||
    these are the eight sons of Deepak. ||1||
    sB imil isrIrwg vY gwvih ] (1430-13, mwlw, -)
    sabh mil sireeraag vai gaavahi.
    All join together and sing Siree Raag,
    pWcau sMig brMgn lwvih ] (1430-13, mwlw, -)
    paa
    N
    cha-o sang barangan laaveh.
    which is accompanied by its five wives.:
    bYrwrI krnwtI DrI ] (1430-13, mwlw, -)
    bairaaree karnaatee Dharee.
    Bairaaree and Karnaatee,
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    gvrI gwvih AwswvrI ] (1430-14, mwlw, -)
    gavree gaaveh aasaavaree.
    the songs of Gawree and Aasaavaree;
    iqh pwCY isMDvI AlwpI ] (1430-14, mwlw, -)
    tih paachhai sinDhvee alaapee.
    then follows Sindhavee.
    isrIrwg isau pWcau QwpI ]1] (1430-14, mwlw, -)
    sireeraag si-o paa
    N
    cha-o thaapee. ||1||
    These are the five wives of Siree Raag. ||1||
    swlU swrg swgrw Aaur goNf gMBIr ] (1430-14, mwlw, -)
    saaloo saarag saagraa a-or gond gambheer.
    Saaloo, Saarang, Saagaraa, Gond and Gambheer
    Ast puqR sRIrwg ky guMf kuMB hmIr ]1] (1430-15, mwlw, -)
    asat putar sareeraag kay gund kumbh hameer. ||1||
    - the eight sons of Siree Raag include Gund, Kumb and Hameer. ||1||
    Kstm myG rwg vY gwvih ] (1430-15, mwlw, -)
    khastam maygh raag vai gaavahi.
    In the sixth place, Maygh Raag is sung,
    pWcau sMig brMgn lwvih ] (1430-16, mwlw, -)
    paa
    N
    cha-o sang barangan laaveh.
    with its five wives in accompaniment:
    soriT goNf mlwrI DunI ] (1430-16, mwlw, -)
    sorath gond malaaree Dhunee.
    Sorat'h, Gond, and the melody of Malaaree;
    puin gwvih Awsw gun gunI ] (1430-16, mwlw, -)
    pun gaavahi aasaa gun gunee.
    then the harmonies of Aasaa are sung.
    aUcY suir sUhau puin kInI ] (1430-17, mwlw, -)
    oochai sur sooha-o pun keenee.
    And finally comes the high tone Soohau.
    myG rwg isau pWcau cInI ]1] (1430-17, mwlw, -)
    maygh raag si-o paa
    N
    cha-o cheenee. ||1||
    These are the five with Maygh Raag. ||1||
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    bYrwDr gjDr kydwrw ] (1430-17, mwlw, -)
    bairaaDhar gajDhar kaydaaraa.
    Bairaadhar, Gajadhar, Kaydaaraa,
    jblIDr nt Aau jlDwrw ] (1430-18, mwlw, -)
    jableeDhar nat a-o jalDhaaraa.
    Jabaleedhar, Nat and Jaladhaaraa.
    puin gwvih sMkr Aau isAwmw ] (1430-18, mwlw, -)
    pun gaavahi sankar a-o si-aamaa.
    Then come the songs of Shankar and Shi-aamaa.
    myG rwg puqRn ky nwmw ]1] (1430-18, mwlw, -)
    maygh raag putran kay naamaa. ||1||
    These are the names of the sons of Maygh Raag. ||1||
    Kst rwg auin gwey sMig rwgnI qIs ] (1430-19, mwlw, -)
    khasat raag un gaa-ay sang raagnee tees.
    So all together, they sing the six Raagas and the thirty Raaginis,
    sBY puqR rwgMn ky ATwrh ds bIs ]1]1] (1430-19, mwlw, -)
    sabhai putar raagann kay athaarah das bees. ||1||1||
    and all the forty-eight sons of the Raagas. ||1||1||

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