father of Jambūnātha mahābhāṣya Sundararāja of Viprasadgrāma (Pāpānnallur) on the
Kāverī (Vākyakaraṇadīpikā. jy. MD. 13497. Trav. Uni. 129A. Whish 68 (1)); studied jyotiṣa
under Padmagarbhayati, a contemporary of Tippurāja (Sāluva Tippa, C. 1475 A. D. ?);
Padmagarbha and Anantanārāyaṇa purged the text of Vākyakaraṇa of interpolations. See
Vākyakaraṇa of Sundararāja with C. KSRI. edn., Madras, 1962. [Page172-a]

son of Veṅkaṭeśa of Vavilla family of the Telugu country; related to Rāmacandrabudhendra
(Rāmāyaṇacampūvyākhyā, TD. 4142).

of Śrīvatsagotra; third son of Yajñeśvara Bhaṭṭa; pupil of Nīlakaṇṭha.

--Bālaharivaṁśakāvya. Mysore I. p. 250 (a. given here as Śaṅkaranārāyaṇa).

of Kauśika gotra; father of Vāmanācārya; grandfather of Varadarāja
(Pratihāranidhanasūtravṛtti. Hpr. IV. 162. MT. 649. Oxf. 379b. Oxf. II. 1032. TCD. 67. TD.
2044).

of Trichinopoly; father of Subrahmaṇyasudhī and Svāmi Śāstrin (latter a. of
Śṛṅgārasarvasvabhāṇa, MD. 12709).

of Śrīvatsagotra; elder brother of Anantaveṅkaṭeśvara; completed the Sābdikacintāmaṇi of
Gopālakṛṣṇa Śāstrin; Gopālakṛṣṇa Śāstrin was the guru of the Pudukottah chief Vijaya
Raghunātha Toṇḍaman I. A. D. 1730-69. MT. 1355.

Anantanārāyaṇa similarly completed his father Gopālakṛṣṇa's two other works, Sid. kau.
vyā.--Lalitā and Rām. vyā.--Vidvanmanoharā. See Adyar D. VI. p. 39.

--C. Nirukti called Haribhakti-Kāmadhenu on the Viṣṇusahasranāma. TCD. 947B. 1115, written at
the instance of King Rāmavarman of Cochin; pays obeisance to the Lord of Vṛṣācala (Trichur) in
Malabar. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1103, 105.

father of Aṇṇāśrautin alias Veṅkaṭeśa (Agniṣṭomasūtravṛttisubodhinī, Ujjain
II. p. 8; Ādhānasūtrasāra, [Page172-b] Ujjain II. p. 9; Bodhāyanaśrautasūtravṛtti, Baroda
10948).

son of Cidambara Kavi (Bhāgavatacampū, MD. 12327, Rāghavapāṇḍavayādavīya or
Kathātrayī, MD. 11703) etc.

--Arthapradīpikā, a C. on his father's Rāghavapāṇḍavayādavīya. Adyar D. V. 632. MD.
11703. Ptd. Telugu Script, Madras, 1874.

--Māyāvijaya, allegorical drama. Intro. to Moharājaparājaya. GOS. IX. p. V.

Jain. Moodbidri II. 750b.

--Bhāvaphala. jy. K. 236.

--Mantraratna tantra. NW. 196.

son of Mahīpati and grandfather of Nandapaṇḍita (Keśavavaijayantī, 1622 A. D.). See
Mandlik, Vyavahāramayūkha, p. lxii.

--Rāmārcākaumudī. Bikaner 7303.

of Iṭikila family; father of Kṛṣṇa Paṇḍita (Rāghavapāṇḍavīya, MT. 4287).

--Utsavaprakāśa(Samvatsaramahotsava). BORI. 337 of 1891-95.

of Puṇyastambha on the Godāvarī, son of Tryambaka Paṇḍita (Timāji) (also called Ambaka,
TCD. 1239), son of Bālo Paṇḍita, son of Nīlakaṇṭha Paṇḍita. Ananta was the grandfather of
the logician, Mahādeva Puṇatāmakara (Puṇyastambhakara). See Sar. Bha. Studies VII, p.
79.

--Āryāsaptaśatī-(of Govardhana)-ṭīkā, Vyaṅgyārthadīpana; written in 1645 A. D. (edn.
K. M. 1). [Page173-a]

--Mudrārākṣasapūrvapīṭhikā, a prose introduction to the drama. Bikaner 3245-7. L. 1654
Ptd. Ganga Ori. Ser. 3, Bikaner.

--Rasamañjarīṭīkā, Vyaṅgyārthakaumudī; written at Benares in A. D. 1636 for Candrabhānu,
son of Vīrasenadeva and grandson of Madhukara. See also IO. 1224-25. Edn. Ben. Skt. Ser. 83,
1904.

Of Rasamañjarī, he appears also to have produced a Marathi version entitled
Śṛṅgārakallolinī. See V. L. Bhave, Mahāraṣṭra Sārasvata, 4th edn., p. 501,
Mirashi Felicitation Vol., Nagpur 1965, pp. 199-200.

--Svānubhūtināṭaka. Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 9. In Oudh VIII. 8. the a. is mentioned as
Anantarāma.

--Madhvasiddhāntasāra with C. Baroda 6628. MD. 17021. Ptd. Bombay, 1893.

dh. Adyar.

tantra. Trav. Uni. 2478X. 2516D.

dh. TD. 13866. 13867.

dh. MD. 17216. Mysore I. p. 141 (3 mss.).

Adyar. IO. 6701B (from Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa).

Adyar I. p. 210a.