Rāma-rasāmṛta-khaṇḍa

Programme evidence and identity boundary

The visually checked 1957 Rāma-bhakti-sāhitya meṃ Madhura Upāsanā programme identifies this separate Rāmacaraṇadāsa work and reports that a handwritten copy was then held at Rahasya Pramod Bhavan, Ayodhya. This is historical secondary evidence, not the manuscript, a current shelfmark, or proof of present custody.

The nearby Śobhā-varṇana verses are not assigned to this work. The body introduces examples from Upāsanā-śataka and Viraha-śataka before that verse block; contents-page adjacency cannot override the ambiguous transition.

Precise gaps

• No exact-work print, manuscript, facsimile, trustworthy transcription, or explicitly assignable root excerpt is controlled.
• The programme reports a handwritten copy at Rahasya Pramod Bhavan, Ayodhya, in 1957; no shelfmark, present custody, survival status, or reproduction was located.
• The approximate four-khaṇḍa statement describes broad divisions and cannot establish a text-unit or untreated-unit total.
• The exact division titles, opening, ending, leaf extent, continuity, numbering, order, repetitions, metres, and readings are unknown.
• The nearby Śobhā-varṇana verses follow an explicit introduction of Upāsanā-śataka and Viraha-śataka examples and are not assigned to this work without manuscript comparison.
• Existing exact and broad Internet Archive censuses and six fresh metadata queries yielded zero exact-work candidates.
• Eight fresh Archive author-variant hits are other named Rāmacaraṇadāsa works; none is this title.
• Twenty TUFS keyword leads are metadata-level false positives with unrelated titles or authors; none is an exact-work candidate.
• No original text, fresh English, or unit-level textual note can be prepared without a checked exact-work witness.
• No reader, print view, PDF, facsimile, embed, binary, or download can responsibly be released.