son of Keśava, father of Rudrakavi (Rāṣṭrauḍhavaṁśamahākāvya, GOS. V).

son of the daughter of Govinda Bhaṭṭa; a. of Pānugal Inscrip. of Immaḍi-Mallikārjuna
Nāyaka. Corpus Inscrip. Telingana, no. 35, Śaka 1212.

son of Bhīma.

--Naigeyārcikānukrama. Oxf. 378a.

son of Puruṣottama.

--Saṁhitādīpaka. jy. Alwar 1984. Extr. 447.

an astrologer of the time of Serfoji of Tanjore; collaborator in the work Navagrahapadakāni,
TD. 11705.

pupil of Mahādevāśrama.

--Rasadīpikā. med. TCD. 517B. Triv. Cur. II. 147.

In TCD. 517B, an introductory verse mentions Ānandānubhava as the a.; in the same ms. the col.
mentions Ananta, pupil of Mahādevāśrama, as the a.; in one of the post-col. verses, it is said
that an Ananta's son Veṅkaṭeśa copied the ms.

The Mahādevāśrama--Ānandānubhava--Viśvanāthāśrama (the last, pupil of
Mahādevāśrama)--confusion occurs also in Nyāyasāraṭīkā, Nyāyakalānidhi, BORI. 776 of
1884-87. CPB. 2711. MT. 5747. The Ānandānubhava entangled here is evidently different from and
later than the celebrated Advaitic writer of that name. For Mahādevāśrama-Viśvanāthāśrama,
see also Tarkadīpikā, L. 3111, MT. 3092a.

of Tirumala family and Śaṭhamarṣaṇagotra, son of Tocamāmbā; protege of [Page161-a] the
Orissa King Gajapati Puruṣottamadeva.

--Sāhityakalpavallī or more fully Gajapati-Puruṣottamadeva-Sāhitya-kalpavallī. MT. 5483.
Taylor I. 6.

son of Catura Dāmodara (Saṅgītadarpaṇa), and guru or father of Veda who wrote
Saṅgītamakaranda, Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 54. TD. 10674, and was patronised by Sahaji, father of
the great Śivāji.

See J. of the Music Academy, Madras, Vol. IV. p. 68.

guru of Janārdana Vibudha (Vṛttaratnākaravyā. IO. 1093).

maternal grandfather and preceptor of Kāśīnātha Bhaḍa alias Śivānandanātha
(Mantramahodadhīvyā. Bomb. Uni. 1759; Āgamotpattinirṇaya, RASB. VIII. A. 6226 and
Mantracandrikā, RASB. VIII. A. 6240).

--Tattvabodha. ref. to by Kāśīnātha in his Mantracandrikā. See RASB. VIII. A. 6240.

of Kāśyapa gotra; son of Vipulārya; of Paṭṭagrāma.

--Saptaśatīmantravibhāga. MT. 2093 (c).

father of Gaṇeśa (Vāgbhaṭālaṅkāra vyā. IO. 1155).

the daughter's son of King Jagajjyotirmalla of Nepal; for him Ghanaśyāma wrote his
Hastamuktāvalīsārasamuddhāraṭīkā (Nepal I. p. 272), in A. D. 1675.

See also Nepal I. Pref. p. xlii.

son of a Viṭṭhalācārya; a guru of Viṭṭhala, Prakriyākaumudīprasāda, śls. at the end,
Bomb. Skt. and Prā. Series LXXXII. [Page161-b]

son of Śrīkānta. Wrote the following jy. work in A. D. 1524.

--Sudhārasa or Anantasudhārasa. jy. Ben. 27. Bikaner 4410. SB. 263.

See IO. I. p. 996a; Rāma, son of Ballāla Gaṇaka, commented on it.

dvaitin. son of Bhavanāśyācārya of Jammi (Śami) family; daughter's son of Ciṇḍi
Veṅkaṭācārya; pupil of Kauvidi (or Kīrigi) Veṅkaṭācārya.

--Maṇimañjarīvyākhyā-Bālamanoramā. MD. 11867. Oppert I. 842. 2645. 4331.

dvaitin; fourth and penultimate son of Nṛsiṁhācārya (MT. 3928 (q)); comments on
Jayatīrtha's works.

--Aṇubhāṣyaṭīkā. Mysore I. p. 503.

--Upādhikhaṇḍana (or Tattvaprakāśa)ṭippaṇī. Kṛṣṇapur 267. MT. 3928 (l). 5916 (a).
Mysore I. p. 505.

--Kathālakṣaṇapañcikāvyā.-Kusumamālā. MT. 3928 (o).

--Karmanirṇayapañcikāvyā.-Tātparyadīpikā. MT. 3928 (j).

--Tattvavivekavyākhyāvivaraṇa. Kṛṣṇapur 267. MT. 3928 (n). 5916 (c). Mysore I. p. 511.

--Tattvasaṅkhyānavivaraṇavyā.-Tattvadīpikā. Kṛṣṇapur 267. MT. 3928 (m). 5916 (b). Mysore
I. p. 511.

--Tattvodyotapañcikāvyā.-Bhāvaprakāśikā. MT. 3938 (w). 5916 (d).

--Nṛsiṁhagurvaṣṭakastotra, on his father. MT. 1431 (i).

--Prapañcamithyātvānumānakhaṇḍanapañcikā vyā. MT. 3928 (k). Mysore I. p. 524.

--Pramāṇapaddhati vyā.-Paddhatiprakāśikā. Burnell 107 (b). MT. 3928 (i). Mysore I. p. 524.
TD. 8118. [Page162-a]

--Pramāṇalakṣaṇavivaraṇa (Nyāyakalpalatā)-ṭīkā-Sannyāyadīpikā. Mysore I. p. 525.
Pejawar 920. TD. 7954.

--Brahmasūtrabhāṣya (tattvaprakāśikā ?) vyā. Baroda 6423.

--Mahābhāratatātparyanirṇayaṭīkā-Tattvamālā. IO. 6041 (inc.). Mack. p. 100. MT. 3928
(r).

--Māyāvādakhaṇḍanaṭīkā vyā. Mysore I. p. 535.

--Viṣṇutattvanirṇayaṭīkāvivaraṇa, Nyāyamañjarī. Kṛṣṇapur 302. MT. 3928 (p).

--Sattantradīpikā. on religion. MT. 3928 (q).

a younger brother of Kashmīrian Keśava Bhaṭṭa; salutes Ānandamuni and Bhāṣyakāra
Śrīnivāsācārya.

--Vedāntaratnamālā, Nimbārka vedānta. Hpr. II. 196.

of Dadhīci family; son of Keśavārya; wrote at the behest of Pratāpasiṁha of Jaipur in A. D.
1886.

--Pratāpakalpadruma otherwise called Anantaprakāśa. med. BORI. D. XVI. i. 136.

See also Poona Ori. III. ii. pp. 86-87.

of Bhābhalla family, of the Nāgara Brāhmaṇa community of Ahmedabad in Gujarat or Idar State;
son of minister and court-physician Maṇḍana, and grandson of Nārāyaṇa; pupil of an
Ānandapūrṇa. Wrote the following work in A. D. 1457.

--Kāmasamūha. erotics. BORI. 15 of 1869-70. D. p. 6. IM. 3692 (inc.). IO. 1242. Oxf. 218
(a).

See also JOR. Madras, XIV. i. pp. 74-81. [Page162-b]

of Laugākṣi family; of Mādhyandina śākhā; of Puṇyastambha on the banks of the Godāvarī;
son of Keśava I and father of Keśava II, a. of Nṛsiṁhacampūkāvya (IO. 4053) and
Nyāyacandrikā (MT. 3734).

father of Kṛṣṇa Bīḍastha, a. of Triṁśacchlokīvyākhyā, Bomb. Uni. 1060.

śaiva. Upāgama in Vimalāgama. See list in Kāmika.

son of Dattātreya.

--Gañjaphākhelanakrama. Bikaner 3843.

See Vaidyakānanta, Śeṣānanta.