Samaveda

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Samaveda is one of the four Vedas of ancient Indian scripture, primarily consisting of melodies and chants used in Vedic rituals and early Hindu liturgy.

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All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Samaveda canonical 16
Sama Veda 3
Sāmaveda 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu scripture
Veda
ancient Indian text
associatedUpanishad Chāndogya Upanishad
surface form: Chandogya Upanishad

Kena Upanishad
associatedWithDeity Agni
Indra
canonicalStatus one of the four Vedas
citationForm Samaveda self-linksurface differs
surface form: Sāmaveda
cosmologyRole supports ritual order (ṛta)
derivedFrom Rigveda
surface form: Rigveda hymns
etymology Sama means melody or song in Sanskrit
focus musical rendition of Rigvedic hymns
genre liturgical text
religious chant collection
hasSection Āraṇyaka
surface form: Aranyaka

Brahmana
Samhita
Upanishads
surface form: Upanishad
influenceOn Hindu temple liturgy
Indian classical music
language Sanskrit
surface form: Vedic Sanskrit
liturgicalFunction chanting during Soma sacrifice
chanting during fire rituals
meaningOfName Veda of melodies
partOf four Vedas
preservationMethod memorization and recitation
primaryContent chants
hymns
melodies
regionOfOrigin South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent
relatedWork Atharvaveda
Rigveda
Yajurveda
religion Hinduism
script transmitted orally in Vedic tradition
scripturalStatus shruti
statusInTradition revered as sacred revelation
subject ritual chanting
sacred music
sacrifice
timePeriod composed in the late second millennium BCE (approximate)
tradition Krishna Yajurveda-related Saman schools
Shukla Yajurveda-related Saman schools
transmission oral tradition
usedIn Brahmanas
surface form: Vedic rituals

early Hindu liturgy

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Subject: Samaveda
Description of subject: Samaveda is one of the four Vedas of ancient Indian scripture, primarily consisting of melodies and chants used in Vedic rituals and early Hindu liturgy.

Referenced by (23)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hinduism hasScripture Samaveda
Vedas hasPart Samaveda
Om usedIn Samaveda
this entity surface form: Vedic chanting
Vedic period associatedWith Samaveda
Rigveda hasPart Samaveda
this entity surface form: Samhita
Rigveda relatedWork Samaveda
Yajurveda relatedTo Samaveda
Samaveda citationForm Samaveda self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Sāmaveda
Atharvaveda relatedTo Samaveda
ancient India producedText Samaveda
subject surface form: Ancient India
Vyasa organized Samaveda
Brahmana linkedTo Samaveda
Somayajna scripturalBasis Samaveda
this entity surface form: Sama Veda
Rajasuya associatedWithText Samaveda
this entity surface form: Sama Veda
shruti includes Samaveda
subject surface form: Shruti
Āraṇyaka associatedWith Samaveda
this entity surface form: Sāmaveda
Brahmanas associatedWithVeda Samaveda
Grihyasutras associatedWith Samaveda
Shruti includes Samaveda
Old Indo-Aryan attestedIn Samaveda
Hindu scriptures hasPart Samaveda
Chāndogya Upanishad partOf Samaveda
this entity surface form: Sama Veda
Kena Upanishad partOf Samaveda