A Short Note on Sama Veda Samhita
Traditionally Sama Veda Samhita is believed to have had a thousand schools (shAkhAs). Of all these recension, as late as 1930's only three schools were extant:
a. The Kauthuma school of Bengal and Gujarat
b. The Jaiminiya school of Karnataka region
c. The Ranayaniya school of Maharashtra
Texts
1. 1842 - Wilson on a Ranayaniya manuscript
2. 1848 - Benfey of Gottingen on a Ranayaniya Manuscript
3. 1874 to 1878 - By Pandit Satyavrata Samashramin, a celebrated Vedic scholar of Bengal, published in Bibliotheca Indica series
4. 1936 - Samveda Samhita: With Sayana's Commentary, Bhashyasara, Padapatha, English Translation, Introduction, Notes and Indices
Critically Edited by: Bhavavibhuti Bhattacharya Vidyabhushan, M.A
General Editor: Narendrachandra Vedantatirtha, M.A
Metropolitan Printing and Publishing, Kolkata
a. The Kauthuma school of Bengal and Gujarat
b. The Jaiminiya school of Karnataka region
c. The Ranayaniya school of Maharashtra
Texts
1. 1842 - Wilson on a Ranayaniya manuscript
2. 1848 - Benfey of Gottingen on a Ranayaniya Manuscript
3. 1874 to 1878 - By Pandit Satyavrata Samashramin, a celebrated Vedic scholar of Bengal, published in Bibliotheca Indica series
4. 1936 - Samveda Samhita: With Sayana's Commentary, Bhashyasara, Padapatha, English Translation, Introduction, Notes and Indices
Critically Edited by: Bhavavibhuti Bhattacharya Vidyabhushan, M.A
General Editor: Narendrachandra Vedantatirtha, M.A
Metropolitan Printing and Publishing, Kolkata
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