⚠The image is a title page with significant ink spread and library markings (stamp and handwritten codes) in the margins.

Sa 60 V2 GOB/SAT These are modern library cataloging alphanumeric codes handwritten on the original manuscript.

The Gobhila Grhyasutra

Composed by the Teacher Gobhila

Explaining the Grhya Domestic or household rituals, such as births, marriages, and funerals. rites of the Kauthuma branch of the Samaveda The Veda of melodies and chants, one of the four ancient Vedic scriptures..

Adorned with the commentary of the illustrious Pandit Satyavrata Samashrami.

Translated into the Nagari language Referring to Hindi written in the Devanagari script. by the Kshatriya nobleman, the illustrious Udayanarayana Varma.

Published at the Shastra-Prakash Literally "Light of the Scriptures." Office, Mathurapur.

(Post Office Bidhupur, Muzaffarpur).

Published at the aforementioned location.

Samvat 1963, Year 1906 AD.

THE GRHYA SUTRAS OF GOBHILA

The original English section of the title page contains the archaic spelling "Grihaya."

With

SANSKRIT COMMENTARY OF

PANDIT SATYAVARTA SAMASHRAMI

Translated into Nagari and published by

Kshatriyakumar Udaya Narain Singh, Shastra

Publishing Office Mathurapur, Bidhupur,

Muzaffarpur.

Printed at Brahma Press, Etawah.