adv. writer; pupil of Akhaṇḍānubhūti.

--Pañcapādikāvivaraṇatattvadīpana.

In the intro. verses in his Tattvadīpana, Akhaṇḍānanda salutes Ānandagiri in two verses, and
again in one verse at the beginning of the fifth Varṇaka, as Bodhapṛthvīdhara, Ānandaśaila and
Bodhaśaila and refers to ‘Ratnācala’ as Ānandagiri's birthplace.

Ānandagiri (also Ānandajñānagiri) is assigned to the latter half of the 13th cent.

--Mantroddhāraprakaraṇa. NW. 186. Sūcīpattra 42. Śṛṅgerī Mutt 223 (i).

--Mahāviṣṇupūjāpaddhati. NW. 186.

--Muktisopānatantra. Ben. 41. RASB. VIII. A. 6386 (only the Siddhakhaṇḍa [Page017-a] dealing
with the worship of Chinnamastā).

Nothing is known of the Akhaṇḍānanda or Akhaṇḍānandas who wrote these works. Kane,
HDS. I. p. 678a, takes Akh., a. of the Mahāviṣnupūjāpaddhati, as being identical with the
a. of the Tattvadīpana, the pupil of Akhaṇḍānubhūti; no evidence.

--Saundaryalaharīṭīkā--Kaivalyavardhanī. Adyar I. p. 178a. The identity of this
Akhaṇḍānanda is not known. The ms. bears the date A. D. 1725.

--Haricarita. Section 42 of its first part contains a Puruṣottamakavaca, which was ptd. from
Bombay in 1896.

--Puruṣottamakavaca.

Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 23 and 83.

--Bhairavasahasranāmāvalistotra. Trav. Uni. 2424B.

teacher of Kṛṣṇānandayati, a. of Brahmatattvasubodhinī. MD. 15493. 16072. MT. 1784 (a).

or akha. yati different from the a. of the Tattvadīpana, the pupil of
Akhaṇḍānubhūti; was the pupil of Svayamprakāśa Sarasvatī; as a householder had the name
Raṅganātha; belonged to the Nalagantu family and was the son of Kālahastiyajvan (Advaita
ratnakośavyāº and Bhedadhikkāravivṛti) and Yajñāmbikā; then became a Sannyāsin; was
patronised by Immaḍi Jagadekarāya, A. D. 1540-90, chief of Chennapatna in Mysore and a subordinate
of Aliya Rāmarāja, Tirumala, [Page017-b] Śrī Raṅga and Veṅkaṭarāya of Vijayanagar.

--Advaiṭaratnakośa (Nṛsiṁhāśramin) vyākhyā-Bhāvaprakāśikā. Mysore I. p. 432. Rice
166. Śṛṅgerī Mutt 47. 48 (called here Dīpikā) and mentioned also in the a.'s Bhāmatīvyāº,
p. 944, Vol. II, Cal. Skt. Ser. edn. This is different from the same a.'s father's
Advaitaratnakośabhāvaprakāśikā, for which see Adyar II. p. 142a and Mysore I. p. 432.

--Tarkabhāṣāprakāśa, a C. on Keśavamiśra's T. bhāṣā. MD. 4121-3. Mysore I. p. 387 (2
mss.).

--Tarkabhāṣātattvabodhinīvyākhyā, a Cc. on Gaṇeśa Dīkṣita's Tattvabodhinī on
Keśavamiśra's T. bhāṣā. Mysore I. p. 389 (2 mss.). Auf. I. p. 1b refers to Taylor I. 26 for a
Tarkabhāṣāprakāśavyāº by: Akhaṇḍānanda and p. 225b, Auf. gives it as a super-gloss on
Govardhana's C. on the Tarkabhāṣā. Taylor has: “Tarkabhāṣyavyākhyānam, a prose C. on an
ancient work entitled Tarkabhāṣya. By Akhaṇḍānandayati.” Both statements wrong. Ms. in Taylor
really the direct C. of Akhaṇḍānanda on the T. bhāṣā.

--Nyāyasiddhāntadīpa (Śaśadhara) vyākhyā-Candrikā. Mysore I. pp. 392-3 (2 mss.).

--Bhāmatīṛjuprakāśikā (pub. in the Cal. Skt. Ser. edn. of the Br. sūtras with nine
C.s by Mm. Anantakrishna Sastri). Adyar II. p. 136b. Mysore I. p. 440. Rice 170 (Vācaspatyavyāº,
by Raṅganātha).

Akhaṇḍānandīya, ny., Gough p. 175, Mysore 4. 5 must be one of the Nyāya works of
Akhaṇḍānanda noted above. [Page018-a]

dh. Mysore I. p. 93; same as the Akhaṇḍādarśa, for which see above.

teacher of Akhaṇḍadhāman (C. on the Upadeśasāhasrī). MT. 2793, and also of Akhaṇḍānanda
(Vivaraṇatattvadīpana), latter half of the 13th century. Hall p. 90. IO. p. 726a. Weber 622.

adv. Baroda 11430.

viś. adv. by Dharmapurīśa of Ātreya gotra. Different from the third section of
Doḍḍayācārya's Advaitavidyāvijaya (MD. Vol. X. p. 3640).

Adyar II. p. 153b. Adyar D. X. 78 (extracts, p. 200).

dvai. by Veṅkaṭeśa Nṛsiṁhācārya. Mysore I. pp. 503. 663.

adv. Ānandāśrama 530. Oppert I. 1729.

adv. Up. Br. Mutt 276.

adv. prakaraṇa, ascribed to Śaṅkara. Adyar II. p. 138. Adyar D. IX. 542.

vratakalpa. said to form ch. 12 of the Mārgaśīrṣamāhātmya of the Skāndapurāṇa. MT. 1435
(l).

--Ch. 35 of the Padmapurāṇa. MT. 1435 (m). TD. 14204-207 (4 mss.).

--Pratimāsānta-caturdaśī-vratodyāpana. in Skt. Dig. Jain.

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XIII. i. p. 38.

or Śrīvidyāsūtradīpikā. Taylor II. 419.

by Miśra Mohana. BORI. 391 of 1899-1915.

B. I. 40. A collection of Saṁhitopaniṣads like the Īśāvāsya ? [Page018-b]

Devī cult. TCD. V. 912D. Trav. Uni. C. 1278G.

stotra in 4 verses. at Jaṁbukeśvara; by Saccidānandaśivābhinavanṛsiṁhabhāratī. Beg:
aparAdhasahasrANi Ptd. Bhaktisudhātaraṅgiṇī, pp. 262-63. V. V. Press, 1913.

stotra. by Bhāskara Dīkṣita, son of Śivasūrya Dīkṣita. MT. 3919 (g). For Bhāskara, his
father and his father's patron Cikadevarāya of Mysore, see MT. 3919 (c).

Ptd. Stotrārṇava, Madras Govt. Ori. Mss. Lib. LXX. pp. 668-70.

ascribed to Śaṅkara. Adyar I. p. 173b.

--Gauryādipratiṣṭhāvidhi. tantra. Trav. Uni. 6599B.