Published incomplete translated source-status
Deva Rāmāyaṇa
देव रामायण
Traditional Indra–Jayanta dialogue in Ramdas Gaur's secondary account
- Programme evidence
- 1 translated page · title only
- Protected programme pages
- 1
- Root state
- Secondary account scan-verified · root unlocated
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Evidence and source audit
On printed page 142 / PDF page 166, Hindutva visibly reports 100,000 verses, an Indra–Jayanta dialogue, and the sixth Tretā of the Tāmāsa Manvantara. Its description includes Jayanta's crow transformation, refuge and instruction, the victories of Rāma, Bharata, Śatrughna, and Hanumān, Jānakī's drama, fourfold name–form–līlā–dhāma devotion, Hanumān's coronation, worship, holy company, sacred places, language change, and a word appendix. This is secondary testimony only.
Precise gaps
- No assignable Deva Rāmāyaṇa root has been located; manuscript identity, lineage, opening, ending, order, divisions, and numbering remain unknown.
- The 100,000-verse report, Indra–Jayanta frame, and Tāmāsa-Manvantara dating are secondary and unverified against a root colophon.
- The reported Jayanta, victories, Jānakī drama, fourfold name–form–līlā–dhāma devotion, Hanumān's coronation, worship, holy company, pilgrimage, place, language, and word-appendix topics remain descriptive evidence rather than scripture text.
- No canonical unit, standalone reader, print view, bilingual PDF, facsimile, or root download is available.
Canonical root counts are exactly 0 draft · 0 checked · 0 provisional · 0 published · 0 published-final. This work appears in Incomplete Scriptures and Chapter Seven, never Complete Scriptures. It is never counted as a complete edition.