--Ānandavilāsa. J. of the Tanj. Sar. Mah. Lib. XIV. i. p. 9 of Mss. notes. Is it same as
Śāntivilāsa of Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita ?

--Īśavilāsa. Adyar II. p. 175a (2 mss.). (The mss.) contain no reference inside to the author
of the work). The work is in 4 chs. and replies to the Vaiṣṇavas who place Śiva below Viṣṇu and
condemn Śaivism and Śaivapurāṇas. The following form the topics: Śiva as Brahman and parent of
Hari and Brahman; explanation of Śiva legends; Śiva-purāṇa-tāmasatva-nirākaraṇa; Śaivism
vaidika as opposed to Vaiṣṇavism which is non-vedic; criticism of Vaiṣṇavite prapatti; Śiva as
the import of Puruṣasūkta; Śaivāgamaprāmāṇya and Aprāmāṇya of Pāñcarātra;
Jīveśasṛṣṭi-vijaya; Sṛṣṭi, Sthiti, etc. by Śiva; Pāśupataśirovrata;
Śivanindāprāyaścitta; Gāyatrīśivaparatva; Hariharaaikya.

Q. Haradattācārya, Caturvedatātparyasaṅgraha, Śaṅkara, Śrīkaṇṭha. Sureśvara,
Vācaspatimiśra's C. on Sāṅkhyakārikās, Ātmatattvaviveka and lastly Ahobala Dīkṣita and
Gadādharopādhyāya; also the Purāṇas, the Rāmāyaṇa and the Bhārata.

--Tāntrikamīmāṁsā. on the inferiority of the caste of the temple priests called Śivadvijas
whom some Śaivas claim to be class Brāhmans descended from Śiva himself; [Page263-b]

a. wrongly described in the col. as the famous Appayya Dīkṣita, son of Raṅgarāja. Is
Dharmamīmāmsāparībhāṣā entered under lists of works of Ap. D. I. a mistake for this ?

In two parts, kārikās and vṛtti.

Q. Smṛtimuktāvalī (muktāphala of Vaidyanātha Dīkṣita and the Mīmāṁsā writer Somanātha
Dīkṣita (a. of Mayūkhamālikā on Śāstradīpikā, C. 1600), who himself q. the great
Appayya Dīkṣita's Vidhirasāyana. Further, while the great Appayya was a Śaiva, the author of
this work is an anti-Śaiva who holds Haripāramya. MT. 5788. 6812.

See Annals of Ori. Res., Uni. of Mad. VI. i.

--Ānandavallī. Kāmakoṭī 4/1 (inc.). Is it Ānandalaharī of Ap. D. I ?

I of Bhāradvāja gotra; chandoga; fifth son of Raṅgarājādhvarin (Vivaraṇadarpaṇa) and
grandson of Āccān Dīkṣita (whose real name was Narasiṁha and who was honoured by
Kṛṣṇadevarāya, A. D. 1509-1529); elder brother of Āccān Dīkṣita, the grandfather of
Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita (wrote Nīlakaṇṭhavijayacampū in 1638 A. D.).

Patronised by kings Cinna Timma, Cinna Bomma and Veṅkaṭapatirāya (1585-1614 A. D.).

Traditionally given date accepted by many is A. D. 1552-1624; but see JOR. Madras, 1928,
pp. 225-237 and 1929, pp. 140-160, where the date 1520-93 is argued.

See also Mad. Uni. edn. of Śivādvaitanirṇaya, Intro. and Vāṇī Vilās Press
edn. of Yādavābhyudaya, Intro. [Page264-a]

Śaṅkara Bhaṭṭa of Benares, a teacher of Bhaṭṭoji and son of Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭa (who wrote
his Vṛttaratnākaraṭīkā in 1546 and whose literary period extended up to 1580) criticises
Appayya Dīkṣita in his Vidhirasāyanadūṣaṇa.

Appayya Dīkṣita I is mentioned as his Vidyā guru and Mantra guru by Kālahasti alias
Kāmākṣīdāsa, in his Vasucaritracampū, TD. 4146, a Skt. transl. of the Telugu Vasucaritra of
Rāmarājabhūṣaṇa, patronised by Aliya Rāmarāja who ascended throne in 1570 A. D.

Pradyotana Bhaṭṭa wrote his Śaradāgama on Candrāloka in 1583 A. D. and Ap. D.'s
Kuvalayānanda, last verse, refers to this work. When Ap. D. was patronised by Veṅkaṭa and wrote
his Kuval. at his instance, Ap. D. was very old, as is to be seen from a ref. in his
Vidhirasāyana.

Credited with 104 works in the cols. in his works; lists of these works have been drawn up more
than once, but all lists suffer from mistakes of inclusion of works of other namesakes of the a.

See Proceed. AIOC. X. pp. 176-180; Annals of Ori. Res., Uni. of Mad. VI. i.

Parts of some of his works have, in some cases, become separate works.

--(?) Advaitastuti. Skt. Coll. Mys. p. 3. But in Bikaner 6027-8 it is an., and in MT. 4264 (i),
ascribed to Śaṅkarabhāratī. See above p. 136b.

--Apītakucāmbāstava. stotra. also known as Jvaraharāṣṭaka, provoked by an evil-intentioned
recluse. See above under Apītaº.

Ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam. [Page264-b]

--Atmārpaṇastuti.

Ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam.

--Ādityastotra. Adyar I. p. 185a.

--Ādityastotravṛtti. Adyar I. p. 185a.

--Ānandalaharī.

--Ānandalaharīvyākhyā Candrikā.

Text and C. ptd. Bhāratī Mandiram Skt. Ser. 2. Kumbhakonam, 1908.

--Upakramaparākrama. mīm. Ptd. Ben. Skt. Ser. Work no. 22. nos. 86. 92.

--Kuvalayānanda. alaṇk. written at the instance of Veṅkaṭapaṭirāya. Ptd. often.

[--Gāyatrīśivaparatvasamarthana. Adyar II. p. 175a. This is śl. 55 and its C. in his
Śikhariṇīmālā and its C.]

--Citrapaṭa. mīm. MT. 3875 (e). Ptd. JOR. Madras, VIII. Sup.

--Caturmatasārasaṅgraha, on Śaṅkara, Śrīkaṇṭha, Rāmānuja and Madhva schools of
vedānta.

--Nayamañjarī (Śaṅkara). Ptd. serially in the J. of the Saṅkara Gurukulam, Srirangam.
Vol. I ff.

--Nayamaṇimālā (Śrīkaṇṭha). Ptd. Kumbhakonam.

--Nayamayūkhamālikā (Rāmānuja). Ptd. Viś. adv. Vaijayantī Ser., Kumbhakonam,
1915.

--Nyāyamuktāvalī (Madhva). Trav. Uni. 2041.

--Citramīmāṁsā. alaṅk. Ptd. N. S. Press Bombay, 1893.

--Ṇatvabādhānivṛtti. Viśvabhāratī 2260. Appayya's contribution to this controversy of ‘Na’
in the name Nārāyaṇa and its applicability to Śiva is ref. to in two pamphelts on the
subject,-Śeṣādri's Natvabādhāvidhūnana MT. [Page265-a] 3942 (b) and the an. Natvasādhana MT.
3942 (c).

--Taptamudrādhāraṇanirāsa or T. m. vidrāvaṇa. Bikaner 9147. 9248. PUL. I. p. 128.

--Durgācandrakalāstuti. Ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam; Kāmakoṭi kośasthāna,
Madras, 1959; Jagadguru Saṁsthāna, Śṛṅgeri 1959.

[--Dvādaśalakṣaṇyarthasaṅkṣepa. TD. 6989 called in MT. 1321
Pūrvamīmāṁsāviṣayasaṅgrahadīpikā, a resume of the Pūrvamīmāṁsā; this is an extract
from his Śivārkamaṇidīpikā. Separately ed. JOR. Madras, IX. pp. 319-334.]

--Nigrahāṣṭaka (Durmati-Tāta-viṣayaka).

Ptd. J. of the Sankara Gurukulam, Srirangam, Vol. I. no. 2, and at the end of a Benares
edn. of Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita's Śivotkarṣamañjarī.

--(Śārīraka) Nyāyarakṣāmaṇi. adv.

Edn. Advaita Manjarī Ser. 8. Kumbhakonam, 1905.

--Pañcaślokī (Śivasya Jagatkāraṇapratipādanaparā). Adyar I. p. 185a.

--Pañcaślokīvyākhyā. PUL. I. p. 128. Ujjain I. p. 68.

Same as the Pañcaratnastuti with C. ptd. in Vāṇī Vilās Press Srirangam, 1927 (along
with Brahmatarkastava). See Adyar Library Bulletin XI. iii. pp. 218-19; also TD. 1595-B.

--Parimala. adv. C. on the Kalpataru on Bhāmatī on Śaṅkara's Brahmasūtra Bhāṣya. Ptd.
N. S. Press.

--Pāṇinīyatantravādanakṣatramālā. gr.

Edn. R. V. Krishnamachariar, Kumbhakonam, 1910.

--Pūrvottaramīmāṁsavādanakṣātramālikā. Edn. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam,
1912. [Page265-b]

--*Prabodhacandrodyavyākhyā. Oppert II. 2070. 3712. Taylor I. 222.

--a Prākṛtavyākaraṇa work. Ref. to in the intro. verses of the Prākṛtamaṇidīpa, MT. 4282,
by his brother's grandson Appayya III.

--Brahmatarkastava.

--Brahmatarkastava-vyākhyā. Text and C. Ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam, 1927.

--*Bhasmoddhūlanavādāvali. MT. 1342.

--Bhāratatātparyasaṅgraha.

--Bhāratatātparyasaṅgraha-vyākhyā. Text and C. ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, 1929.

--Madhvatantramukhamardana with C. Adyar II. p. 147b. Baroda 1966. Bikaner 9112. Bomb. Uni. 2033.
Jodhpur 1666.

Ptd. Ānandāśrama 113. 1940. Hita Cintaka Press, Benares, 1941.

--Mayūkhāvalī--Śāstradīpikāvyākhyā. Adyar II. p. 131a. MD. 4510. 15381. MT. 1789. TD.
6920. 6921.

Ptd. serially J. of the Sankara Gurukulam, Srirangam, Vol. 1 ff.

--Mānasollāsa. stotra. Ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam.

--Yādavābhyudayavyākhyā, written at the instance of Cinna Timma, cousin of Aliya Rāmarāja
of Vijayanagar.

Ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam, 2 vols. 1907. 1909. cantos 1-8; rest available in
the edn. in Mysore Govt. Ori. Lib. Ser.

--Ratnatrayaparīkṣā. Adyar II. p. 176a. Adyar D. X. 853-4.

--Ratnatrayaparīkṣāvyākhyā. Adyar II. p. 176b. Adyar D. X. 853-4. Extr. pp. 520-1.
[Page266-a]

Text and C. ptd. Grantha, Madras, 1888.

--Rāmāyaṇatātparyasaṅgraha. Some mss. call it R. sārastava.

--Rāmāyaṇatātparyasaṅgraha-vyākhyā. Text and C. Ptd. Vaṇī Vilās Press,
Srirangam, 1929.

Rāmāyaṇasārastava (TCD. 1111) by Ap. D. is same but has in the former part same a.'s
Ratnatrayaparīkṣā.

--Lakṣaṇaratnāvalī on the lakṣaṇas of Rūpakas. TD. 5295. See JOR. Madras, IV. pp.
241-44.

--Varadarājastava. stotra.

--Varadarājastavavyākhyā. Text and C. ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam.

--Vidhirasāyana. mīm.

--Vidhirasāyanavyākhyā Sukhopajivinī.

Text and C. edn. Ben. Skt. Ser. Work 13. nos. 42, 43.

--Vṛttivārttika. alaṅk. Ptd. N. S. Press, 1893.

--*Śaṅkara (Śiva) dhyānapaddhati. Mysore I. p. 233. Skt. Coll. Mys. p. 4. TD. 15312. XX. Sup.
nos. 120. 1126. Ptd. on the basis of the Tanjore ms. in the J. of Sri Venk. Ori. Inst. III.
ii. pp. 277-288.

--Śikhariṇīmālā.

--Śikhariṇīmālāvyākhyā-Śivatattvaviveka. Text and C. ptd. Advaita Manjarī Ser. 7.
Kumbhakonam, 1895.

--Śivakarṇāmṛta (Śivakarṇāmṛtasiddhāntasaṅkṣepa is only ch. 2 of this work).

Adyar II. pp. 176b. 185b.

Ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, 1913.

--*Śivapurāṇatāmasatvanirākaraṇa. Up. Br. Mutt 549. [Page266-b]

--*Śivapūjāvidhi. Trav. Uni. 6142B.

As different from this another Śivapūjāvidhi of Appayya Dīkṣita is known. See J. of Sri
Venk. Ori. Inst., III. ii. p. 277; the ms. mentioned therein as existing in the Madras Govt.
Ori. Mss. Library did not actually come to the Library.

--Śivamahimakalikāstava. GD. 1258.

--Śivādvaitanirṇaya. Edn. with English transl. Mad. Uni. 1929.

--Śivārkamaṇidīpikā, C. on Śrīkaṇṭhabhāṣya.

Edn. Bhāratī Mandiram Skt. Ser., Kumbhakonam, 1908.

--Śivārcanacandrikā. (Velūr-adhīśa-Cinnabommavibhu-kāritā). MD. 5531. Mysore I. p. 601.
Ptd. Śivāgama Siddhānta Paripālana Saṅgam, Devakottah, 1922.

--Siddhāntaleśasaṅgraha. adv.

Edns. with Acyuta Kṛṣṇānanda's C. Advaita Manjarī Ser. 5 Kumbhakonam, 1894; Mad.
Uni. Skt. Text, Roman Text, 1937 and Eng. Transl., 1935.

--*Smṛtimatasāra; mentioned as one of the a.'s works in the Appayyadīkṣitendravijaya, p.
81.

--Harivaṁśasāracaritavyākhyāna. TD. 3742.

Works other than those marked(*) have been entered here after examination and verification that
they are the works of the a.

II second son of Āccān Dīkṣita, brother of Appayya I; younger brother of Nārāyaṇa; junior
paternal uncle and adopted father of Appayya III; junior paternal uncle also of
Nīlakaṇṭha [Page267-a] Dīkṣita (wrote his Nīlakaṇṭhavijayacampū in A. D. 1637); had the
title ‘Sarasakavi’.

--Alaṅkāratilaka. alaṅk.

--Duṣyantacarita. kāvya.

--Rukmiṇīpariṇaya. nāṭaka.

See Prologue to Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita's Nalacaritanāṭaka; MT. 4217, TD. 6853, col. to Appayya
III's Tantrasiddhāntadīpikā; prologue to Appayya III's Vasumatīcitrasenavilāsa nāṭaka, BORI.
48 of 1898-99. See also Proceed. AIOC. X. pp. 176-180; also Annals of Ori. Res., Uni. of
Mad. VI. i.

III also called Cinna Appayya; younger brother of Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita (wrote
Nīlakaṇṭhavijayacampū in 1637 A. D.); adopted son of his own junior paternal uncle Appayya II;
son of Nārāyaṇa Dīkṣita, eldest son of Āccān, the brother of Appayya Dīkṣita I; was
patronised by Cinna Bomma, a poligar under Cokkanātha Nāyak of Madura (1659-82 A. D.).

--Atideśalakṣaṇapunarākṣepa. mīm. Adyar II. p. 131b. Some one answered an objection to
Khaṇḍadeva's definition of Atideśa to which Appayya III again raised an objection. The ms.
contains in the first part the anonymous reply and the further objection to it by Appayya III. See
above p. 97b.

--Umāpariṇaya. ref. to in the prologue to the Vasulakṣmīkalyāṇa by his descendant
Veṅkaṭasubrahmaṇya, GD. 1576.

--Tantrasiddhāntadīpikā. mīm. Adyar II. p. 127a. MT. 4217. Mysore I. p. 410. III. p. 12. TD.
6853.

--Durūhaśikṣā. mīm. MT. 3934 (a). Mysore I. p. 410 (3 mss.). [Page267-b]

--Prasiddhaśabdasaṁskāra. gr. Adyar II. p. 84a.

--Prākṛtamaṇidīpa. Pkt. gr. MD. 16861. MT. 2346 (a). 4282. Skt. Coll. Mys. p. 7.

--Vasumatīcitrasenīyanāṭaka. BORI. 48 of 1898-99. PUL. II. p. 284. TCD. 1333-4.

Oppert I. 4802 ascribes the Citramīmāṁsādoṣadhikkāra to this writer, Cinna Appayya; but
Hultzsch II. p. 126, same ms., col. ascribes it to Cinna Appayya's last brother, Atirātrayajvan.
Saṅgītarāghava, TD. 10783, is ascribed to a Cinna Bommabhūpāla, son of Nalla Bomma who may be
Appayya III's patron.

See also JOR. Madras, II. 1928. pp. 247-250. Proceed. AIOC. X. pp. 176-180.
Annals of Ori. Res., Uni. of Mad. VI. i.

IV a descendant of Appayya Dīkṣita I; father of Ayyā Dīkṣita or Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita II
(Varṇanāsārasaṅgraha compiled in the first half of the 18th cent.). MD. 12115; see also
Āccāndīkṣitavaṁśāvali, ptd. by P. P. S. Sastri, verses 28-29; also Adyar Library
Bulletin V. iii. Mss. Notes.

of the family of the famous Appayya Dīkṣita I.

--Āryāśataka or Śaivāryāśataka, stotra in Āryā verses on Ardhanārīśvara.
Ānandāśrama 5216. BL. 44. Mīm. Vid. 504. Rajapur 1017. Wai 73.

Edn. N. A. Gore, Poona, 1944.

Kavīndrācārya 2015.

or appayyadIkSitendravijaya an account of the life of Appayya Dīkṣita I, by
Śivānandayogin. Adyar II. p. 25a [Page268-a] (2 mss.). Mysore I. p. 242 (2 mss.). 667. Trav. Uni.
1281.

Ed. by Ganapati Sastri of Karattūr, Coimbatore Dt., Dixon Press, Madras.

On the horoscope of Appayya Dīkṣita I given here, see JOR. Madras, III. pp. 140-3.

--Cintāmaṇivijayacampū. Mysore III. p. 6.

Zamindar of Nuzvid; patronised Rāma (Siddhāntasaṅgraha with C. MT. 1645 (b).

of Śrīmuṣṇam.

--Saṅgītasaṅgrahacintāmaṇi. (music). Adyar II. p. 46b. See J. of the Music Academy,
Madras, IV. p. 72.

a Vaiṣṇava Ācārya, pupil of Kāntopayantṛ Yogin (or Aḷahiya maṇavāḷa muni). See MT.
4990 (d).

father of Kandāḍai Appagoṇḍācārya, viś. adv. writer; see above p. 258a.

of Vīravalli family, father of Veṅkaṭavarada (a. of Kṛṣṇavijaya, MD. 12744. MT. 5516). The
Kṛṣṇavijaya, MD. 12744, says that, even at eighty, he wrote numerous works.

vidyāguru of Nṛsiṁhadeva (or Nṛsiṁharāja), a. of C. called Ānandavallarī (ºdāyinī) on
the Sarvārthasiddhi of Vedānta Deśika. MD. 4901.

See also Mysore Govt. Ori. Lib. Ser. 76, Intro. p. xiii. text p. 2.

of Śrīśaila family; son of Lakṣmī and Rāghavācārya; pupil of Vīrarāghava.

--Yadugiribhūṣaṇa campū. MT. 3005. [Page268-b]

real name Nṛhari ?

--Jātakacandrikāvyākhyā Śaradāgama. Adyar II. p. 57a (name wrongly given). MT. 2533 (i).
Trav. Uni. 1385A. 5756.

or appAdhvarin of the Śrīvatsagotra; son of Cidambaramakhin; belonged to Killiyūr
near Māyavaram in Tanjore Dt.; was patronised by King Śāhaji of Tanjore and his ministers
Tryambakarāya Makhin and Ānandarāya Makhin; pupil of Udayamūrti and grandpupil of Pillai
Śāstrin of Ālattūr village, near Māyavaram.

--Ācāranavanīta. dh. compiled between 1696-1703 A. D. MD. 2741. 17064. TCD. 99. TD.
18048-49.

--Gaurīmāyūramāhātmya campū. TD. 4035.

--Prāyaścittavidhi. dh. part of Ācāranavanīta ? MD. 3484.

--Madanabhūṣaṇabhāṇa. TD. 4585-86.

--Śrāddhanirūpaṇa or Appayyadīkṣitīyaśrāddhakāṇḍa. part of Ācāranavanīta ? Trav.
Uni. 3667. 4027.

On the a. and his date, see JOR. Madras, III. pp. 68-73.

--Bhāṭṭasāra. Mysore I. p. 415.

father of Rāyasa Veṅkaṭādri (Smṛtisārakaustubha). Adyar.

of Bhāradvāja gotra and Guṇḍumalla family, pupil of Cannu Bhaṭṭa.

--Bhāgavatavyākhyā. MD. 2248 (X. only). 16008 (fr. Śrutigītā). Mysore I. p. 173. Taylor II.
232 (X only).

or apyAjI or ayyAjI bhaTTa of Vīrapura, pupil of Jñānānanda and
Bholānanda (?). [Page269-a]

--Rāmagītā (from Adhyātma Rāmāyaṇa)ṭīkā Subodhinī. L. 2778.

--Śivagītā (from Padmapurāṇa) ṭīkā Subodhinī. BORI. 136 of 1899-1915. Hall p. 123. IM.
745. L. 1777. Rgb. 183. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1897-1901, p. 7 (no. 23).