I am so happy, it is 100% true that without this mistake i would not understand the topic =)

So thank you very much that you dint reread this article =)

Best wishes!

Now, if the Triputa is Thisra Triputa, the laghu will have three aksharams

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and the thala will have three aksharams.

Question – why tala will have just 3 aksharams?.. It has 3 beats of palms (triputa jathi)+2 laghu = 3+4=7?

Waiting for reply =)

Excellent Narthaki
Now, if the Triputa is Thisra Triputa, the laghu will have three aksharams and the thalam itself 7 aksharams.. you are right. That was written by another author as mentioned in the site, but I should have reread it!!! Sorry for the mistake.
But you know what hadnt this mistake been there I would have had this feedback of how well you understood:) Well I am so happy for you and for me:)
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You wrote

If the talam is Kanda Triputa, the laghu will have 5 aksharams and the tala will have 9 aksharams

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It is mistake or my missundersatanding? Here it is written – the laghu will have 5 aksharams and the tala will have NINE akshramas… Nine or FIVE?

Answer: The laghu (that is the tap and counting part of tha talam) will have 5 aksharas, namely one beat and count of four from the little finger to the index finger. This will be completed with 2 drutams (tap and trun) , which make up 4 aksharas. So Totally the tala will have 5+4 =9 aksharas. In principle one may see that the talas gait is changed by the jati.

And 2 question is – could you please continue this sentence (it is at the end of your this lesson –

All the 7 talas in one of the jaathi is taught in the….

please continue – very intresting.

Thank you very much!
All the best!

Am correcting that.. Thanks for pointing that out!