poet. Q. in Skm. p. 130 (Lahore edn.). Verse 941 (Calcutta edn.).

an ancestor of Veṅkaṭasubrahmaṇyādhvarin.

--Hariścandrānanda. nāṭaka. ref. to by Veṅkaṭasubrahmaṇyādhvarin in his
Vasulakṣmīkalyāṇa, GD. 1576.

poet. Q. in Śp. 3368. Smv. p. 148. See ZDMG. 27 (1873) p. 49. The same verse has
been given as an. in Kvs. 248 and ascribed to Śakradeva in Sbhv. 1254.

--C. Vākpuṣpamālā on Gotrapravaranirṇaya of Keśava. See NCC. VI. p. 120a.

Addl. mss.:

BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 22/411. Mysore N. D. III. 8021. IV. A. Extr. pp. 507-8. Wai D. I. 3065.

poet. Q. in Sbhv. 145.

gr. by Rāmāśrama. Oudh XVII. 22.

Cf. Tattvadīpikā, NCC. VIII. p. 48a.

by Ganganath Jha. Jhā B. 33.

son of Mādhava Bhaṭṭa; 16th-17th Cent.; grandson of Rāmeśvara Bhaṭṭa; elder brother of
Raghunātha Bhaṭṭa (a. of Āhnikaprayoga. See NCC. II. p. 241a); identified with [Page025-b] poet
q. in Padyaveṇī 179. 210. 716. 772. 813. 860 (last verse is traced in his Rasapradīpa).

See Padyaveṇī Intro. pp. 108-9.

--Alaṅkārarahasya. Q. many times by a. in his Rasapradīpa. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p.
402b.

--Ekāvalīprakāśa. kāvya (?). K. 56; but given as C. on Ekāvalī in Baroda II. 12663.

--C. on Kumārasambhava. B. II. 76. R. A. Sastri I. p. 72.

--Rasapradīpa. alaṅk. composed in 1583 A. D.

Ptd. Princess of Wales Sar. Bha. Texts 12.

--Laghusaptaśatikāstotra. an epitome of Devīmāhātmya in 34 verses. composed in 1629 A. D.
Weber 1338.

--C. Cūrṇikā on Vāsavadattā. Bikaner 3254. K. 76.

poet. Q. in Skm. p. 302 (Lahore edn.). Verse 2182 (Calcutta edn.).

Hindu writer; visited China in 627 A. D. and classified the Abhidharmakośa. See JA. 1936, p.
645. translated Mahāyānasūtrālaṅkāraśāstra into Chinese. See Wint., HIL. II. p. 352. fn.
3.

mīm. on Prābhākara system. deals with 21 topics. by Nandikeśvara.

MT. 3299 (b). TCD. 441 (inc.). Trav. Uni. 12799 (inc.). T. 455 (inc.). Triv. Cur. V. 97
(inc.).

Ptd. Sam3s. Sāh. Pariṣat Ser. 11. 1926. [Page026-a]

--Praśnakaumudī. jy. SSPC. II. F. 51.

dh. by Prabhākara (Bhaṭṭa). Oppert II. 8054.

Q. in Mahārthamañjarī, TSS. 66. pp. 71. 111. 123.

Jain. prior to 6th Cent. one of the a.s q. by Devanandin in Jainendravyākaraṇa. See CC. I. p.
354a.

Perhaps same as Prabhācandra Kavi extolled by Jinasena in Ādipurāṇa. See N. Premi, Jain
Sāh. aur Itihās pp. 47. 137.

Jain. pupil of Lokacandra; preceptor of Nemicandra according to a Digambara Paṭṭāvalī,
Peters. II. Extr. p. 164 (verse 9). Mentioned as one of the seven kavis succeeding the sūris,
Peters. II. Extr. p. 160.

See Peters. IV. Intro. p. Ixxxi. given as 16th successor in Hoernle's list. See Ind. Ant. XX.
p. 351.

Jain. 8th Cent. Q. by Vīrasena in C. Dhavalā on Ṣaṭkhaṇḍāgama. See
Viśvatattvaprakāśa Intro. p. 66.

Jain. 16th Cent.; of Sarasvatīgaccha. Dig. teacher of Vādicandrasūri (a. of
Jñānasūryodayanāṭaka, IO. 8219).

Some of the following may be identical with Prabhācandra, the naiyāyika and commentator on many
works.

--Jñānamaṇidīpikā. Oppert II. 435. See NCC. VII. p. 332b. [Page026-b]

pupil of Dharmacandra.

--C. Tattvārtharatnaprabhākara on Tattvārthasūtra of Umāsvāti. See NCC. VIII. p. 79a.

--Trailokyasāra. Jinasena 19.

Cf. Siddhāntasāra below.

--Nītisāra. Arrah I. p. 17.

--C. on Pañcanamaskārastotra. Jhalrapatan p. 34.

--Paramatajhañjhānila. ny. Oppert II. 441.