IIO. Stein 269.

Jain. Lakṣmīsena p. 21.

dh. diff. texts. Mysore N. D. IV. A. 13394. IV. B. Extr. p. 748. 13395. 13396. 13397. IV. B.
Extr. pp. 748-49.

Mysore N. D. V. 14853-55. 14856. Extr. p. 175. 14857. (14856 Extr. gives title as
pIThanArIvrata and col. reads kRSNaproktabalyutsavapUjAvidhi).

--from Skāndapurāṇa. Mysore N. D. V. 14852. Extr. p. 174.

Mysore N. D. V. 16225.

Cf. Narakacaturdaśīvratakathā, Mysore N. D. V. 16205.

--from Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa. Mysore N. D. V. 16226. Extr. p. 408.

from Skāndapurāṇa. MD. 8379-81.

Oppert II. 4748.

alchemy. Kavīndrācārya 988.

Bud. by Nāgabodhi. Cordier II. p. 209.

Bud. Cordier II. p. 118.

Cf. Bauddhastotrasaṅgraha Vol. I. Intro. pp. xiii-xiv. Calcutta, 1908.

Bud.

--[Nātharaudrāntakasam3kṣiptābhiṣekaprakriyā]. Cordier. III. p. 208.

Bud.

--Sarvadharmapālabalividhi. Cordier III. p. 95. [Page243-b]

Bud. Cordier II. p. 168.

father of Vyāsarāya (a. of Nyāyāmṛta and other works). See BNK. Sarma, Hist. of Dvai.
Lit. II. p. 25.

alias Bahasanandī alias Maheśanandī. Bud.

--Ṣaṭkāraka. gr. Kātantra. Nepal I. p. 37; preface p. vii.

father of Dājī (a. of Sāhityamañjūṣā, BBRAS. 160).

Cf. below for the ascription of the work to Ballāla.

father of Nārāyaṇa (a. of C. on Jātakapaddhati of Keśava, Bikaner 4620).

father of Śaṅkara Ghāre (a. of Gāyatrīpuraścaraṇapaddhati, Ptd Ānandāśrama 73).

III (1291-1342 A. D). Hoysala king; son of Narasim3ha III; patron of Vidyācakravartin (a. of C.
Sañjīvanī on Alaṅkārasarvasva of Ruyyaka, Ptd. Delhi, 1965; Gadyakarṇāmṛta, Ptd. Madras
1981. etc.). On his conquests of Cola and Pandya kings see Intro. to C. Sañjīvanī on
Alaṅkārasarvasva and Rukmiṇīkalyāṇa of Vidyācakravartin, MT. 3666.

alias Bālāji; patron of Viśveśvara alias Gāgā Bhaṭṭa (a. of Kāyasthadharmadīpa, IO.
1653).

--C. on Bṛhatkhecarīprakāśa. yoga. Mātṛbhūmi 74. [Page244-a]

son of Bopadeva.

--C. on Vārṣikatantra of Viddaṇa. jy. Bikaner 5135.

--Sāhityamañjūṣā and C. Bhau Dāji 113.

on king Ballālasena of Bengal; composed in 1510 A. D. by Ānanda Bhaṭṭa.

For mss. notices and ptd. ref. see NCC. II. p. 109b.

composed in 1378 A. D. by Gopāla Bhaṭṭa, teacher of Ballālasena. See JASB. 65 (1896).
36.

Ptd. with Bengali transl. Calcutta, 1889. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1876-92. 515.