இந்த பதிவை இட்டவர் மூல நூல் என்பதை தான் உண்மையான நூல் அல்ல என்கிறார் என்று புரிகிறது.
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Panini's grammar was composed after 187 BC and was supplemented and revised up to 400 AD.
When the Aryans came to India, Tamil (Dravidian) languages were spoken in the Indus Valley Civilization and other parts of North India. These Tamil (Dravidian) languages, along with the Vedic language of the Aryans, developed into several Prakrit dialects.
It was by combining this Prakrit language and the ancient Vedic language that Panini wrote the Samakrit grammar book called Asudatthiyayi.
A. Berriedale Keith says that his time was 350 BC. Arthur A. Macdonell says 300 BC. But later scholars do not accept this.
In his Mahabhasya, Patanjali has explained only 1720 verses instead of the 3983 verses in Panini. Also, the Chinese traveler Yuan Zhuang (Hiouen-Thsang), who came to India in the 7th century AD, says that there were only 1000 verses in Panini's book.
Marxmuller says that some of the explanations in Panini's Paniniyam were unknown to Panini and were added later. A.C. Burnell says that all the appendices of Paniniyam were added up to the 5th century AD and that contradictory information is given in the etymological study of Paniniyam.
Goldstucker says that the contribution of several authors can be seen in the section on Dadupada. Aufrecht, a scholar of vernacular languages, says that there are many other insertions.
Marxmuller has established that the Unati Sutras added as appendices to Paniniyam are insertions. Similarly, scholars of Sanskrit know that Dadupada, Ganapada, Ilinganusasana, Paribasaka etc. were also added later.
Western Sanskrit scholars have stated that more than 60 percent of the root words listed by Panini give a fictional meaning and are not found in Sanskrit literature.
Purnell, having examined 22 pages from 87 to 108 in his English book in various ways, has stated that the date of Panini's grammar book with appendices and interjections is 300 AD.
The need for Sanskrit grammar arises only after the emergence of Vedic Brahmanism after 187 BC. Therefore, taking into account the 300 AD that Purnell said, Panini's grammar must have been formed only after 187 BC and even after it was formed, it must have been formed in AD. It can also be confirmed that insertions and corrections were made up until the 5th century.