Published incomplete translated source-status
Sauhārda Rāmāyaṇa
सौहार्द रामायण
Attributed to Śarabhaṅga 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
Hindutva, printed pages 139–140 / PDF pages 163–164, visibly reports 40,000 verses and attributes the work to Śarabhaṅga. Its description covers Daṇḍakāraṇya, Nārada's delusion and curse, Śūrpaṇakhā, the golden deer, Sītā's abduction, Jaṭāyu, grief, and human, animal, bird, and rākṣasa speech. This remains secondary evidence.
Precise gaps
- No assignable Sauhārda Rāmāyaṇa root has been located; manuscript identity, lineage, opening, ending, order, and numbering remain unknown.
- The 40,000-verse report and Śarabhaṅga attribution are secondary and unverified against a root colophon.
- The adjacent Saupadya Rāmāyaṇa described in the same source is a distinct title and is not substituted for Sauhārda.
- 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.